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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Contemp Clin Trials. 2019 Oct 24;87:105854. doi: 10.1016/j.cct.2019.105854

Table 6:

Effect modification by clinical characteristics, demographics, and medical history on season-adjusted change in serum 25(OH)D concentrations from baseline to 1-year a,b

Characteristics included as effect modifiers: N Beta (SE) 95% CI p-value p-value interaction
Age categories 0.1014
 < 65 years 782 13.44 (0.51) (12.4, 14.4) <.0001
 65 - <75 667 11.85 (0.55) (10.8, 12.9) <.0001
 75+ 174 12.92 (1.08) (10.8, 15.0) <.0001

Gender 0.007
 Male 791 11.75 (0.51) (10.8, 12.7) <.0001
 Female 832 13.67 (0.49) (12.7, 14.6) <.0001

Race/Ethnicity 0.001
 Non-Hispanic white 1133 11.99 (0.42) (11.2, 12.8) <.0001
 African American 287 15.66 (0.84) (14.0, 17.3) <.0001
 Hispanic 94 12.12 (1.47) (9.2, 15.0) <.0001
 Other 70 13.87 (1.72) (10.5, 17.2) <.0001

BMI categories at 1-year 0.102
 <25 kg/m2 460 13.98 (0.66) (12.7, 15.3) <.0001
 25 - <30 kg/m2 614 12.50 (0.57) (11.4, 13.6) <.0001
 30+ kg/m2 490 12.14 (0.64) (10.9, 13.4) <.0001

Non-randomized vitamin D supplement use at 1-year <.0001
 None 878 14.64 (0.47) (13.7, 15.6) <.0001
 ≤400 IU/day 308 10.71 (0.75) (9.2, 12.2) <.0001
 401-800 IU/day 357 11.00 (0.80) (9.4, 12.6) <.0001
 >800 IU/day 80 7.55 (1.58) (4.5, 10.7) < 0.001

Compliance at 1-year 0.0001
 <2/3 of study pills or non-rand Vitamin D>800 IU/day 113 7.69 (1.34) (5.10, 10.3) <.0001
 ≥2/3 of study pills & non-rand Vitamin D≤800 IU/day 1510 13.11 (0.37) (12.4, 13.8) <.0001

25(OH)D level at baseline <.0001
 <20 ng/mL 268 17.31 (0.89) (15.6, 19.0) <.0001
 20 – 29.9 ng/mL 549 12.19 (0.62) (11.0 . 13.4 ) <.0001
 ≥30 ng/mL 806 11.38 (0.51) (10.4, 12.4) <.0001
a

Main multivariable linear regression model contains all covariates listed in table 4. One variable of interest (e.g. gender, race/ethnicity, etc.) and an interaction term with vitamin D randomized treatment were (one at a time) additionally included in the model.

b

No significant interaction for alcohol consumption, smoking, diabetes, hypertension, or medication use.