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. 2014 Feb 12;9(2):e88862. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0088862

Table 3. Relative risk (95% CI) for anemia at follow-up derived from Poisson regression according to quartiles of baseline riboflavin intake among Chinese adults by anemic status at baseline in Jiangsu Nutrition Study. a .

Riboflavin intake quartiles in 2002 P for trend
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
(0.5 mg/d)b (0.7 mg/d) (0.8 mg/d) (1.3 mg/d)
Non-anemic at baseline (n = 868)
Model 1c 1 1.16(0.80–1.68) 0.83(0.53–1.31) 0.97(0.61–1.54) 0.571
Model 2d 1 1.17(0.81–1.68) 0.84(0.53–1.33) 1.00(0.59–1.68) 0.663
Model 3e 1 1.17(0.81–1.68) 0.80(0.50–1.28) 1.00(0.59–1.69) 0.621
Anemic at baseline (n = 385)
Model 1c 1 0.89(0.60–1.32) 0.61(0.38–0.97) 0.61(0.37–1.00) 0.020
Model 2d 1 0.82(0.54–1.23) 0.57(0.35–0.93) 0.52(0.28–0.97) 0.017
Model 3e 1 0.82(0.54–1.23) 0.56(0.34–0.93) 0.52(0.28–0.98) 0.021
a

Values are prevalence rate ratio (95% CI) from Poisson regression.

b

mean riboflavin intake with quartile.

c

Model 1 adjusted for age (years, as continuous), sex, and energy intake.

d

Model 2 adjusted for age, sex, smoking (0, 1–19, ≥20 cigarettes/day), alcohol drinking (g/day), education (low, medium, high), and occupation (manual/non-manual), overweight (BMI≥24 kg/m2, yes/no), hypertension (yes/no), intake of energy (kcal/day), iron (mg/day), and vitamin C (mg/day) (as continuous variables), and baseline dietary patterns.

e

Model 3 additional adjusted for dietary patterns (continuous) at follow-up.