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. 2016 Jan 13;68(3):263–269. doi: 10.1016/j.ihj.2015.09.014

Table 3.

Trend of risk factors among urban participants between 1991–1994 and 2010–2012.

Risk factors Prevalence rates in males %, 95% CI
Prevalence rates in females %, 95% CI
1991 2010 2010: age adjusted ratesa 1991 2010 2010: age adjusted ratesa
Current smokers 47.4, 44.5–50.3 26.2,* 23.4–29.0 25.9, 22.7–29.1 0 0 0
Lifetime abstainers (alcohol) 56.6, 53.7–59.5 57.5, 54.3–60.7 57.7, 52.8–62.5 100 99.8, 99.5–100 99.9, 94.2–100
BMI ≥ 25 kg/m2 (overweight/obese) 23.0, 20.3–25.7 45.3,* 40.9–49.7 43.5, 38.7–48.2 32.8, 30.2–35.5 61.1,* 57.1–65.2 59.8, 55.0–64.5
Total cholesterol >200 mg% or on medication 24.8, 22.1–27.6 34.7,* 30.0–39.4 33.4, 29.1–37.7 24.8, 22.4–27.2 31.0, 27.6–34.4 29.4, 26.1–32.8
HDL ≤ 40 mg% 70.3, 67.4–73.2 84.5,* 81.7–87.3 84.4, 77.4–91.4 58.4, 55.6–61.2 76.7,* 74.0–79.4 77.1, 71.5–82.6
Triglycerides >190 mg% 21.0, 18.4–23.6 23.9, 20.1–27.8 23.3, 19.7–26.9 15.9, 13.8–17.9 14.2, 10.8–17.5 13.2, 10.9–15.4
BP ≥ 140/90 mm Hg or on medication 19.6, 17.3–21.9 28.6,* 25.1–32.0 26.6, 22.9–30.2 17.2, 15.3–19.2 23.7,* 20.9–26.5 22.4, 19.5–25.2
Fasting sugar >140 mg% or on medicationb 7.5, 5.8–9.2 21.4,* 18.2–24.6 20.2, 16.9–23.5 5.9, 4.6–7.2 19.3,* 16.7–21.9 17.7, 15.2–20.3
a

Adjusted to 1991 survey population.

b

Definition used in 1991 and raw data unavailable for re-classification.

*

Chi-square p = 0.000, for comparison of rates in 1991 and 2010.