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. 2016 Aug 8;39(10):1760–1767. doi: 10.2337/dc16-1241

Table 2.

Incidence of diabetes incidence and risk reduction and numbers needed to treat in D-CLIP intervention and control participants by population subgroup

N Incidence density (cases/100 person-years)
Reduction in incidence*
Number needed to treat
Control Intervention % 95% CI n 95% CI
Overall 550 14.2 9.8 32 7, 50 9.8 5.4, 53.9
Age, years
 ≤35 96 14.5 10.4 34 −46, 70 4.0 2.1, 46.0
 36–50 292 13.7 10.0 21 −21, 49 13.9 5.4, −25.0
 ≥51 162 15.1 9.0 47 6, 70 10.1 4.0, −20.6
Sex
 Male 344 14.5 9.6 37 7, 58 9.2 4.7, 245.6
 Female 206 13.9 10.1 24 −27, 54 12.0 4.6, −19.0
BMI, kg/m2
 23 to <27.5 246 10.5 8.7 14 −43, 48 46.3 10.9, −20.5
 ≥27.5 273 19.1 10.5 49 23, 66 6.8 4.3, 16.6
Prediabetes type
 iIFG 166 7.2 6.5 12 −80, 57 15.5 7.8, 854.4
 iIGT 162 10.7 7.4 31 −31, 64 11.0 5.4, −188.3
 IFG+IGT 222 22.2 14.5 36 3, 57 12.3 5.4, −43.6
HbA1c, % (mmol/mol)
 <5.7 (<39) 117 7.7 6.1 13 −106, 64 19.3 7.9, −43.1
 5.7–6.4 (39–46) 340 15.3 8.1 50 25, 67 8.2 5.2, 19.6
 ≥6.5 (≥48) 93 19.4 20.3 −18 −114, 35 256.4 5.9, −6.2
Family history
 No 200 12.8 7.3 46 5, 70 8.3 3.8, −55.5
 Yes 349 15.1 11.3 23 −12, 47 10.8 5.1, −80.1

*Based on the hazard ratio.

†Tests for heterogeneity across strata were not statistically significant except for HbA1c (P = 0.05).