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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Nutr Metab Cardiovasc Dis. 2011 Oct 7;23(4):292–299. doi: 10.1016/j.numecd.2011.07.004

Table 5.

Multiple logistic regression analysis of the relation between vegetarian diet and diabetes in Blacks (n = 7172).

Odds ratio 95% CI
Age 1.034 1.020–1.048
BMI 1.072 1.0461.098
Female vs. male 0.872 0.595–1.279
Education
Some college vs high school or less 0.722 0.477–1.094
College or higher vs high school or less 0.541 0.328–0.895
Income
$11,000–$30,000 vs <$10,000 1.346 0.833–2.176
$31,000–$50,000 vs <$10,000 0.787 0.432–1.434
≥$51,000 vs <$10,000 1.054 0.561–1.981
Television watching
1–2 h/day vs <1 h/day 0.904 0.552–1.482
≥3 h/day vs <1 h/day 0.761 0.454–1.274
Sleep
7 h/night vs ≤6 h/night 1.073 0.695–1.658
≥8 h/night vs ≤6 h/night 0.967 0.656–1.424
Alcohol use
Ever vs never 0.760 0.513–1.126
Physical activity, frequency/week
1–2×/week vs <1×/week or never 1.015 0.667–1.544
>3×/week vs <1×/week or never 0.653 0.443–0.967
Smoking
Ever vs never 1.214 0.776–1.898
Dietary status
Vegan vs non-vegetarian 0.304 0.110–0.842
Lacto ovo vegetarian vs non-vegetarian 0.472 0.270–0.825
Pesco vegetarian vs non-vegetarian 0.618 0.352–1.086
Semi-vegetarian vs non-vegetarian 0.469 0.153–1.438