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. 2015 Mar 2;10(3):e0117364. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0117364

Table 2. Hazard ratios (95% CI) of incident cardiovascular disease (CVD) and coronary heart disease (CHD) by number of health behaviours in Europeans and South Asians (without prevalent cardiovascular disease) using multivariable Cox regression models; the SABRE Study, UK.

CVD Health behaviour score
Events/n 4 3 2 1 0 P value*
Model 1
European 255/1090 1 0.97(0.62, 1.50) 1.50(0.98, 2.30) 1.28(0.79, 2.08) 2.12(1.16, 3.85) 0.003
South Asian 346/1006 1 1.88(1.03, 3.42) 1.59(0.88, 2.86) 2.16(1.17, 3.99) 2.40(1.11, 5.20) 0.046
Model 2
European 243/1065 1 0.96(0.61, 1.51) 1.51(0.97, 2.34) 1.11(0.67, 1.84) 2.12(1.14, 3.94) 0.014
South Asian 328/970 1 1.98(1.02, 3.81) 1.76(0.92, 3.36) 2.42(1.23, 4.74) 2.73(1.20, 6.21) 0.018
CHD Health behaviour score
Events/n 4 3 2 1 0 P value
Model 1
European 207/1090 1 1.30(0.77, 2.20) 1.85(1.11, 3.09) 1.57(0.88, 2.78) 2.35(1.16, 4.73) 0.007
South Asian 313/1006 1 2.76(1.34, 5.69) 2.16(1.06, 4.42) 3.20(1.53, 6.67) 3.29(1.36, 7.95) 0.023
Model 2
European 198/1065 1 1.33(0.78, 2.29) 1.96(1.15, 3.33) 1.36(0.74, 2.48) 2.45(1.18, 5.10) 0.025
South Asian 297/970 1 2.88(1.33, 6.24) 2.28(1.06, 4.91) 3.36(1.53, 7.39) 3.48(1.38, 8.81) 0.022

Model 1: adjusted for age and sex.

Model 2: additionally adjusted for BMI (kg/m2), diastolic blood pressure (mmHg), systolic blood pressure (mmHg), hypertension treatment (0 = no, 1 = yes), total cholesterol (mmHg), HDL cholesterol (mmHg), social class (1 = non-manual, 2 = manual), employment (0 = no, 1 = yes), and occupational physical activity (MJ/week, quartiles).

*P value for trend.