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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Lipidol. 2018 Mar 30;12(4):1061–1071.e7. doi: 10.1016/j.jacl.2018.03.085

Table 3.

Age-adjusted mortality per 1,000 years

HDL (mg/dl) Female Estimate (95% CI) Male Estimate (95% CI)
All-cause
≤30 110 (99, 122) 89 (83, 96)
31–40 56 (52, 60) 58 (55, 62)
41–50 46 (44, 49) 52 (49, 55)
51–60 40 (38, 43) 52 (49, 56)
≥60 36 (34, 38) 56 (52, 61)
Cardiovascular
≤30 40 (34, 47) 35 (31, 39)
31–40 18 (16, 20) 23 (21, 25)
41–50 15 (14, 16) 19 (17, 21)
51–60 13 (11, 14) 17 (15, 19)
≥60 12 (11, 13) 18 (16, 20)
Malignancy
≤30 21 (17, 27) 21 (18, 25)
31–40 12 (11, 15) 14 (12, 16)
41–50 10 (9, 11) 12 (11, 13)
51–60 9 (8, 11) 13 (11, 15)
≥60 8 (7, 9) 13 (11, 16)
Non-cardiovascular non-malignancy
≤30 44 (38, 52) 30 (27, 35)
31–40 23 (21, 26) 18 (17, 20)
41–50 19 (17, 21) 19 (18, 21)
51–60 16 (15, 18) 21 (18, 23)
≥60 15 (14, 16) 23 (20, 26)

Mortality rates adjusted to mean age of 72 for females, and mean age of 71 for males