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. 2017 Jul 7;12(7):e0180687. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0180687

Table 2. Regression coefficients of components of metabolic syndrome for mean Telomere length in male participants.

Variables Model 1 Model 2 Model 3
β (95% CI) P-value β (95% CI) P-value β (95% CI) P-value
Components of metabolic syndrome
Waist circumference -0.024(-0.043, -0.006) 0.011 -0.022(-0.041, -0.003) 0.024 -0.022(-0.041, -0.003) 0.025
Blood pressure 0.003(-0.017, 0.023) 0.755 0.004(-0.016, 0.023) 0.723 0.003(-0.017, 0.023) 0.761
Low HDL-C -0.008(-0.028, 0.011) 0.389 -0.006(-0.026, 0.013) 0.536 -0.006(-0.025, 0.014) 0.561
High triglycerides -0.007(-0.026, 0.012) 0.483 -0.003(-0.022, 0.016) 0.731 -0.003(-0.022, 0.016) 0.757
High glucose -0.010(-0.032, 0.011) 0.341 -0.017(-0.029, -0.014) 0.492 -0.008(-0.029, -0.014) 0.468

Model 1 = age, race-ethnicity, education level, annual family income

Model 2 = Model 1+ (serum albumin, C-reactive protein, serum ALT, serum uric acid).

Model 3 = Model 2+ (heart failure, CAD, angina, heart attack, stroke, cancer and smoke)