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. 2017 Feb;30(1):43–50. doi: 10.2337/ds15-0044

TABLE 2.

Changes in Outcome Variables (from Baseline to Follow-Up) Between Study Groups*

Type 2 Diabetes
New vs. No Diabetes Groups(mean change [95% CI]; P)
No (mean change [95% CI]; P) New(mean change [95% CI]; P)
Body weight (kg) 0.69 (0.43–0.96); <0.0001 –0.67 (–1.21 to –0.14); 0.014 –1.38 (–1.85 to –0.89); <0.0001
Sitting (h/day) –0.55 (–0.70 to –0.42); <0.0001 –0.36 (–0.61 to –0.10); 0.006 0.19 (–0.03 to 0.42); 0.101
Walking (min/week) 2.08 (–8.63 to 12.79); 0.703 12.87 (–8.14 to 33.88); 0.228 10.79 (–7.82 to 29.39); 0.256
MVPA (min/week) 10.44 (–20.56 to 41.44); 0.509 –2.34 (–64.01 to 59.33); 0.941 –11.51 (–66.36 to 43.34); 0.680
Fruit consumption (servings/day) –0.14 (–0.18 to –0.10); <0.0001 –0.08 (–0.16 to –0.003); 0.043 0.05 (–0.02 to 0.12); 0.148
Vegetable consumption (servings/day) –0.45 (–0.54 to –0.36); <0.0001 –0.24 (–0.42 to –0.09); 0.011 0.21 (0.05–0.38); 0.011
Cigarettes smoked (n/day) –0.41 (–1.41 to 0.61); 0.469 –2.23 (–4.62 to 0.17); 0.069 –1.82 (–4.03 to 0.39); 0.107
No (%) New (%) New vs. No Diabetes Groups (odds of quitting [95% CI]; P)
Cessation of smoking§ 30.8 50.0 2.71 (1.59–4.63); 0.0002
*

Mean adjusted for baseline and demographic characteristics.

Incident or new cases (participants who did not report type 2 diabetes at the baseline survey but did report type 2 diabetes at the follow-up survey).

Among participants who reported smoking at both the baseline and follow-up surveys.

§

Among participants who reported smoking at the baseline survey.