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. 2018 Apr 2;10:24. doi: 10.1186/s13098-018-0328-3

Table 2.

General information of the six-year follow-up cohort

Variables Baseline 1-year follow-up 2-year follow-up 3-year follow-up 4-year follow-up 5-year follow-up p*
(N = 21,777) (N = 19,330) (N = 11,226) (N = 8652) (N = 7918) (N = 4776)
Age (years) 43.98 ± 12.36 44.72 ± 12.36 45.57 ± 11.62 47.28 ± 11.86 48.47 ± 11.35 49.96 ± 11.31 < 0.0001
Sex (male) 14,250 (65.44%) 12,504 (64.69%) 7522 (67.00%) 5432 (62.76%) 4918 (62.11%) 3086 (64.61%) < 0.0001
Overweight or obesity 8964 (41.16%) 8312 (43.00%) 5031 (44.82%) 3732 (43.13%) 3542 (44.73%) 2174 (45.52%) < 0.0001
Hypertension 6267 (28.78%) 7125 (36.86%) 4781 (42.59%) 4025 (46.52%) 3864 (48.86%) 2478 (51.88%) < 0.0001
Dyslipidemia 8168 (37.51%) 8208 (42.46%) 4880 (43.47%) 3906 (45.15%) 4301 (54.32%) 2927 (61.29%) < 0.0001
Hyperglycemia 2297 (10.55%) 2530 (13.09%) 1780 (15.86%) 1516 (17.52%) 1555 (19.64%) 1019 (21.34%) < 0.0001
MS 3289 (15.10%) 3852 (19.93%) 2632 (23.45%) 2328 (26.90%) 2361 (29.82%) 1564 (32.75%) < 0.0001

The mean ± standard deviations and percentages were used to express the normally distributed continuous variables and the categorical variables, respectively

* p for each row testing the null hypothesis that values for 6 years were equal