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. 2015 Nov 30;57(1):197–202. doi: 10.3349/ymj.2016.57.1.197

Table 3. Framingham Risk Score (FRS) According to Milk Consumption by Age.

Variables FRS, mean (SE)/n (%)
20-39 yrs 40-59 yrs ≥60 yrs
Men (n) 1740 2182 1796
 Rarely 1.41 (0.39)/255 (14.7) 9.63 (0.12)/699 (32.0) 13.56 (0.06)/852 (47.4)
 Monthly 1.53 (0.34)/261 (15.0) 9.83 (0.16)/417 (19.1) 13.36 (0.11)/317 (17.7)
 Weekly 1.06 (0.18)/812 (46.7) 9.71 (0.12)/770 (35.3) 13.32 (0.08)§/428 (23.8)
 Daily 0.92 (0.23)/412 (23.7) 9.45 (0.20)/296 (13.6) 12.96 (0.12)*†‡/199 (11.1)
 P for trend 0.383 0.512 <0.001
Women (n) 2685 3064 2269
 Rarely -1.61 (0.20)/405 (15.1) 8.40 (0.12)/831 (27.1) 16.69 (0.09)/1153 (50.8)
 Monthly -1.20 (0.29)/336 (12.5) 8.21 (0.14)/468 (15.3) 16.50 (0.14)/302 (13.3)
 Weekly -1.77 (0.14)/1102 (41.0) 8.11 (0.11)/1116 (36.4) 16.56 (0.14)/509 (22.4)
 Daily -2.10 (0.15)/842 (31.4) 8.19 (0.13)/649 (21.2) 16.35 (0.15)/305 (13.4)
 P for trend 0.018 0.332 0.222

FRS are expressed as mean (standard error). p values represent p for trends found via ANCOVA after adjusting for age, body mass index, job, alcohol intake, moderate physical activity, and serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D. Further adjustments were made for menopause, oral contraceptive use, and hormone replacement therapy in cases of women.

*p<0.05 in the comparison between rarely vs. daily, p<0.05 in the comparison between monthly vs. daily, p<0.05 in the comparison between weekly vs. daily, §p<0.05 in the comparison between monthly vs. weekly.