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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eur J Endocrinol. 2018 May 9;179(1):51–58. doi: 10.1530/EJE-18-0130

Table 2.

Hazard ratio of diabetes and pre-diabetes among women with and without GDM at different follow-up period

Diabetes Pre-diabetesa

Non-GDM GDM Non-GDM GDM
GDM women with early postpartum follow-up (mean 3.53 years)
No. of participants 705 1263 698 1180
No. of cases 7 83 198 401
Pearson-years 4052 2886 4014 2668
Multiple adjusted hazard ratios
 Model 1 1 113 (37.3-346) 1 29.0 (21.2-39.5)
 Model 2 1 91.0 (28.2-294) 1 27.0 (19.5-37.5)
 Model 3 1 76.1 (23.6-246) 1 25.4 (18.2-35.3)
GDM women with extended postpartum follow-up (mean 4.40 years)
No. of participants 705 1263 698 1149
No. of cases 7 114 198 418
Pearson-years 4052 4609 4014 4262
Multiple adjusted hazard ratios
 Model 1 1 17.0 (7.92-36.6) 1 2.20 (1.85-2.62)
 Model 2 1 15.6 (6.62-36.7) 1 2.30 (1.89-2.80)
 Model 3 1 13.0 (5.54-30.6) 1 2.15 (1.76-2.62)

Model 1 was adjusted for age; Model 2 was adjusted for age, education, family income, family history of diabetes, current smoking, passive smoking, current alcohol drinking, leisure time physical activity, sleeping time, energy consumption, fiber, fat, protein and carbohydrate consumption, and sweetened beverage drinking; Model 3 was adjusted for factors in Model 2 and also body mass index.

a

Excluding type 2 diabetes.