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. 2018 Aug 29;27(1):36–41. doi: 10.1038/s41431-018-0238-8

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the study population

Cases Controls All OR [95%CI]a P a
All ages [N/mLOY] 5772/1145 6732/918 12504/2063 1.332 [1.206; 1.472] 1.60 × 10−08
<65 years [N/mLOY] 538/69 1735/172 2273/241 1.316 [0.969; 1.771] 0.0738
65–70 years [N/mLOY] 675/108 1228/122 1903/230 1.748 [1.321; 2.311] 9.02 × 10−05
70–75 years [N/mLOY] 1131/209 1376/190 2507/399 1.422 [1.147; 1.764] 0.0013
75–80 years [N/mLOY] 1478/268 1191/175 2669/443 1.282 [1.042; 1.580] 0.0195
>80 years [N/mLOY] 1856/482 1161/255 3017/737 1.229 [1.034; 1.465] 0.0201
Ever smoked [%/N] 74.58/1137 63.6/1022 69.38/2159 1.688 [1.397; 2.041] 6.11 × 10−08
Current smoker [%/N] 16.57/519 8.39/691 11.9/1210 2.638 [1.804; 3.886] 6.92 × 10−07
Average pack-years (SD) 27.39 (26.2) 19.81 (23.88) 25.09 (25.75) 1.012 [1.006; 1.018] 2.47 × 10−04

N number of samples, mLOY number of samples with mLOY, OR [95%] odds ratio and 95% confidence interval of association between cases and controls (mLOY or smoking status), P P value of association between cases and controls, SD standard deviation

aLogistic regression models adjusted for age and the first two principal components of ancestry as well as the AMD genetic risk score