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. 2019 Feb 15;22(8):1341–1350. doi: 10.1017/S1368980018003701

Table 4.

Intakes of unsaturated fatty acids (grams and percentage of energy (%E)) in Korean adults from 2007 to 2015 by sex and age group*. Data from the fourth (2007–2009), fifth (2010–2012) and sixth (2013–2015) Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey

MUFA (g) MUFA (%E)
2007–2009 2010–2012 2013–2015 2007–2009 2010–2012 2013–2015
Mean se Mean se Mean se P trend Mean se Mean se Mean se P trend
Total 9·9 0·1 12·0 0·1 13·3 0·1 <0·0001 4·6 0·04 5·1 0·04 5·8 0·04 <0·0001
Sex
Male 11·9 0·2 14·4 0·2 15·5 0·2 <0·0001 4·9 0·1 5·4 0·1 6·0 0·1 <0·0001
Female 7·7 0·1 9·4 0·1 10·9 0·1 <0·0001 4·3 0·04 4·8 0·04 5·6 0·04 <0·0001
Age
19–29 years 15·3 0·3 18·5 0·4 19·1 0·4 <0·0001 7·0 0·1 7·7 0·1 8·1 0·1 <0·0001
30–49 years 12·5 0·2 14·7 0·2 16·3 0·2 <0·0001 5·6 0·1 6·1 0·1 6·9 0·1 <0·0001
50–64 years 8·8 0·2 10·4 0·2 12·1 0·2 <0·0001 4·1 0·1 4·6 0·1 5·3 0·1 <0·0001
≥65 years 5·8 0·1 6·5 0·1 7·4 0·1 <0·0001 3·1 0·1 3·3 0·1 3·8 0·1 <0·0001
Sex×age
Male, 19–29 years 18·2 0·5 21·6 0·6 22·4 0·6 <0·0001 7·2 0·1 7·8 0·2 8·3 0·2 <0·0001
Male, 30–49 years 15·3 0·3 18·0 0·4 19·1 0·3 <0·0001 5·9 0·1 6·4 0·1 7·1 0·1 <0·0001
Male, 50–64 years 10·7 0·3 12·5 0·3 14·2 0·3 <0·0001 4·5 0·1 4·9 0·1 5·5 0·1 <0·0001
Male, ≥65 years 7·0 0·2 8·3 0·2 9·0 0·2 <0·0001 3·4 0·1 3·7 0·1 4·1 0·1 <0·0001
Female, 19–29 years 12·4 0·3 15·4 0·4 15·8 0·4 <0·0001 6·8 0·1 7·7 0·1 7·8 0·1 <0·0001
Female, 30–49 years 9·7 0·1 11·4 0·2 13·5 0·2 <0·0001 5·2 0·1 5·8 0·1 6·8 0·1 <0·0001
Female, 50–64 years 6·9 0·2 8·2 0·2 10·0 0·2 <0·0001 3·8 0·1 4·2 0·1 5·1 0·1 <0·0001
Female, ≥65 years 4·4 0·1 4·8 0·1 5·7 0·1 <0·0001 2·8 0·1 2·8 0·1 3·4 0·1 <0·0001

FA, fatty acids

*

All statistical analyses accounted for the complex sampling design effect and appropriate sampling weights.

Linear trends in intakes of unsaturated fatty acids across the survey periods were compared using the generalized linear model after adjustment for sex, age, region and household income, where applicable.