Table 2.

Adjusted 2-year mean percent change in BMI by prevalence of depressive symptoms

	High depressive symptoms
	Women and men		Women		Men
	Yes %change in BMI (99% CI)	No %change in BMI (99% CI)	Yes %change in BMI (99% CI)	No %change in BMI (99% CI)	Yes %change in BMI (99% CI)	No %change in BMI (99% CI)
Race/ethnicity
All races/ethnicities	2.05 (1.08, 3.03)	2.25 (0.32–0.94)	2.27 (0.99, 3.55)	2.55 (2.06, 3.03)	2.09 (0.60, 3.57)	2.18 (1.74, 2.61)
White	1.42 (0.20, 2.65)	2.02 (1.73, 2.61)	1.31 (−0.27, 2.89)	2.13 (1.56, 2.70)	1.70 (ȡ0.22, 3.63)	1.91 (1.44, 2.38)
Hispanic	3.58 (1.52, 5.64)	2.29 (1.47, 3.11)	4.97 (2.43, 7.50)	2.57 (1.53, 3.61)	1.05 (−2.31, 4.42)	1.97 (0.76, 3.18)
Black	3.30 (1.41, 5.19)	2.49 (1.85, 3.13)	3.81 (1.15, 6.46)	2.96 (1.87, 4.04)	2.89 (0.23, 5.55)	2.00 (1.31, 2.69)

Models adjusted for age, baseline BMI, sex (in analyses not stratified by sex), ever-smoked, current smoking, race/ethnicity (in analyses not stratified by race/ethnicity), education, marital status, alcohol use, health limitations, and family income-to-poverty ratio.

CI, confidence interval.