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. 2016 Jan-Feb;32(1):253–259. doi: 10.12669/pjms.321.8761

Table-I.

Characteristics of Studies of Coffee Consumption and Pancreatic cancer risk.

Study Country Study period Cases/Subjects Consumption categories Relative risk (95% ci) Adjustments
Nomura 1981 [4] America 1968-1981 28/8032 nondrinkers 1.00(reference) age, smoking
1-2 cup/d 2.74(0.61-12.36)
3-4 cup/d 1.80(0.36-8.89)
>5 cup/d 2.90(0.63-13.42)
Whittemore 1983 [5] America 1966-1983 84/412 nondrinkers 1.00(reference) age, college, class year
drinkers 1.11(0.75-1.63)
Snowdon 1984 [6] America 1960-1980 71/23912 <1 cup/d 1.00(reference) age, sex
1cup/d 1.7(0.9-3.3)
>2 cup/d 0.8(0.4-1.6)
Jacobsen 1986 [7] Norway 1967-1978 63/16555 ≤2 cup/d 1.00(reference) age, smoking, residence
3-4 cup/d 1.22(0.23-2.20)
5-6 cup/d 0.53(0.24-1.19)
≥7 cup/d 0.62(0.23-1.68)
Hiatt 1988 [8] America 1978-1984 48/122894 nondrinkers 1.00(reference) age, smoking, tea, alcohol, ethic, blood glucose
<1 cup/d 0.8(0.3-2.6)
1-3 cup/d 0.9(0.4-2.1)
>4 cup/d 0.7(0.2-1.9)
Mills 1988 [9] America 1976-1983 40/34000 Never 1.00(reference) age, sex
< Daily 0.65(0.22-1.89)
≥ Daily 0.71(0.34-1.48)
Zheng 1993 [10] America 1966-1986 56/17633 <3 cup/d 1.00(reference) age, smoking, alcohol
3-4 cup/d 0.6(0.3-1.2)
5-6 cup/d 0.7(0.4-1.6)
>7 cup/d 0.9(0.3-2.4)
Stensvold 1994[11] Norway 1977-1988 41/42973 ≤2 cup/d 1.00(reference) age, smoking, country of residence
3-4 cup/d 2.58(0.58-23.44)
5-6 cup/d 2.80(0.65-25.27)
≥7 cup/d 2.32(0.51-21.58)
Shibata 1994 [12] America 1981-1990 63/13979 <1 cup/d 1.00(reference) age, sex, smoking
1cup/d 1.82(0.75-4.43)
2-3 cup/d 1.67(0.74-3.77)
≥4 cup/d 0.88(0.28-2.80)
Harnack 1997 [13] America 1986-1994 66/33976 ≤7cup/week 1.00(reference) age, smoking
8-17.5cup/week 1.91(0.92-4.00)
≥17.5cup/week 2.15(1.08-4.30)
Michaud 2001[14] America 1980-1998 288/136593 nondrinkers 1.00(reference) age, smoking, body mass index, diabetes mellitus, history of cholecystectomy
<1 cup/d 0.94(0.65-1.36)
1 cup/d 0.60(0.38-0.94)
2-3 cup/d 0.88(0.65-1.21)
>3 cup/d 0.62(0.27-1.43)
Isaksson 2002 [15] Sweden 1961-1997 131/21884 0-2 cup/d 1.00(reference) age, sex, smoking
3-6 cup/d 0.91(0.60-1.38)
>7 cup/d 0.39(0.17-0.89)
Lin 2002 [16] Japan 1988-1997 225/99527 nondrinkers 1.00(reference) age, smoking
1-2 cup/m 0.78(0.46-1.26)
1-4 cup/w 0.55(0.34-0.86)
1 cup/d 0.55(0.30-0.95)
2-3 cup/d 0.39(0.20-0.71)
≥4 cup/d 1.26(0.45-2.91)
Stolzenbeng-Solomon 2002 [17] Filand 1985-1997 163/27111 reference category 1.00(reference) age, smoking
low 1.48(0.89-2.46)
moderately low 1.12(0.61-2.03)
moderately high 1.72(1.01-2.86)
high 0.95(0.54-1.68)
Khan 2004 [18] Japan 1984-2002 25/3155 nondrinkers 1.00(reference) age, smoking, education
drinkers 0.38(0.01-1.05)
Luo 2007 [19] Japan 1990-2003 233/102137 rarely 1.00(reference) age, sex, smoking, body mass index, tea, alcohol, diabetes mellitus
1-2 cup/w 1.0(0.7-1.4)
3-4 cup/w 1.1(0.7-1.7)
1-2 cup/d 0.9(0.6-1.3)
≥3 cup/d 0.8(0.4-1.3)
Nilsson 2010 [20] Sweden 1992-2007 74/61569 <1 cup/d 1.00(reference) age, sex, education, smoking, body mass index, physical activity
1-3 cup/d 1.18(0.47-3.02)
≥4 cup/d 1.50(0.57-3.92)
Nakamura 2011 [21] Japan 1992-1999 52/30826 nondrinkers 1.00(reference)
low 0.44(0.21-0.82)
high 0.33(0.15-0.69)
Bhoo-Pathy 2013 [24] Europe 1992-2000 865/477312 low 1.00(reference) age, sex, high, weight, education, smoking, body mass index, diabetes mellitus, physical activity
nondrinkers 1.09(0.80-1.50)
moderately low 1.11(0.92-1.31)
moderately high 0.99(0.81-1.21)
high 1.07(0.86-1.33)
Bidel 2013 [25] Finland 1972-2006 235/60041 nondrinkers 1.00(reference) age, sex, alcohol, tea, study year, education, smoking, body mass index, diabetes mellitus, physical activity
1-2 cup/d 0.86(0.42-1.74)
3-4 cup/w 0.86(0.45-1.64)
5-6 cup/w 0.78(0.41-1.47)
7-9 cup/w 0.92(0.46-1.83)
≥10 cup/d 0.82(0.38-1.76)