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. 2016 Feb 15;4:13–18. doi: 10.1016/j.jcte.2016.02.002

Table 4.

Dietary factor scores in the groups divided by gender and fear of hypoglycaemia

Men Women
FoH, yes
n = 154 (43.9%)
FoH, no
n = 197 (56.1%)
p FoH, yes
n = 283 (63.3%)
FoH, no
n = 164 (36.7%)
p
Vegetable −0.30(−0.69–0.25) −0.26(−0.71–0.39) 0.736 −0.15(−0.65–0.68) −0.07(−0.54–0.68) 0.374
Sweet −0.21(−0.54–0.31) −0.26(−0.60–0.27) 0.220 −0.06(−0.51–0.50) −0.26(−0.58–0.32) 0.034
Snack −0.19(−0.69–0.25) −0.38(−0.78–0.09) 0.064 0.09(−0.37–0.68) 0.10(−0.35–0.79) 0.365
Modern −0.11(−0.58–0.42) −0.18(−0.65–0.19) 0.278 −1.00(−0.51–0.32) −0.14(−0.60–0.24) 0.405
Traditional −0.10(−0.40–0.36) 0.02(−0.36–0.59) 0.152 −0.22(−0.67–0.38) −0.24(−0.62–0.23) 0.809
Fish −0.27(−0.54–0.68) −0.26(−0.58–0.68) 0.723 −0.28(−0.56–0.61) −0.23(−0.54–0.71) 0.128
High-fat −0.10(−0.36–0.19) −0.02(−0.32–0.53) 0.045 −0.28(−0.52–0.14) −0.22(−0.49–0.36) 0.257

Data are presented as median(interquartile range). FoH, fear of hypoglycaemia.