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. 2010 Jul 2;116(3):c241–c246. doi: 10.1159/000317205

Table 3.

Association of cystatin C with depression, based on different definitions of incident depression

Incident depression, defined as Unadjusted Cox model
Adjusted Cox model1
1 < cystatin ≤ 1.25 cystatin <1.25 1 < cystatin ≤ 1.25 cystatin <1.25
Depression by medication use and self-report (n = 95) HR = 1.89
CI = 1.21–2.97
p = 0.006
HR = 2.17
CI = 1.24–3.79
p = 0.007
HR = 1.84
CI = 1.11–3.03
p = 0.02
HR = 2.10
CI = 1.08–4.10
p = 0.03

Depressed mood, CES-D10 ≥10 (n = 664) HR = 0.91
CI = 0.77–1.08
p = 0.30
HR = 1.11
CI = 0.89–1.39
p = 0.35
HR = 1.01
CI = 0.99–1.04
p = 0.71
HR = 0.97
CI = 0.81–1.15
p = 0.24
Combined incident depressed mood and medication (n = 596) HR = 0.95
CI = 0.78–1.14
p = 0.57
HR = 1.14
CI = 0.89–1.47
p = 0.29
HR = 0.98
CI = 0.79–1.21
p = 0.83
HR = 1.17
CI = 0.88–1.56
p = 0.29
1

Reference cystatin C <1.0; adjusted for gender, race, living alone status, diabetes and normalized inflammatory biomarkers.