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. 2019 Aug 30;18(2):401–408. doi: 10.1007/s40200-019-00429-8

Table 4.

Association between smoking status and cardiometabolic risk factors in different models of logistic regression analysis

Passive smoker
OR 95% CI P value
Overweight Model I 1.13 1.01–1.27 0.04
Model II 1.21 1.06–1.37 0.004
General obesity Model I 0.92 0.83–1.03 0.15
Model II 0.90 0.80–1.02 0.09
Abdominal obesity Model I 0.97 0.89–1.05 0.44
Model II 1.00 0.91–1.1 0.97
Elevated LDL-C Model I 0.96 0.80–1.14 0.62
Model II 0.95 0.78–1.14 0.57
Model III 0.95 0.78–1.15 0.57
Elevated TC Model I 0.99 0.73–1.35 0.95
Model II 0.97 0.69–1.35 0.84
Model III 0.98 0.70–1.37 0.89
Elevated TG Model I 1.12 0.97–1.29 0.14
Model II 1.18 1.00–1.38 0.05
Model III 1.17 0.99–1.37 0.06
Low HDL-C Model I 1.06 0.92–1.23 0.41
Model II 1.02 0.87–1.20 0.80
Model III 1.01 0.86–1.19 0.90
Elevated FBG Model I 1.30 0.94–1.80 0.12
Model II 1.16 0.82–1.65 0.41
Model III 1.14 0.80–1.62 0.46
Elevated BP Model I 1.05 0.94–1.17 0.41
Model II 1.06 0.94–1.19 0.35
Model III 1.06 0.94–1.20 0.32
MetS (+) Model I 1.54 1.14–2.07 0.005
Model II 1.62 1.17–2.25 0.004
Model III 1.63 1.17–2.29 0.004

Model I: crude model; Model II: adjusted for age, sex, living area, SES, physical activity, screen time, positive family history of chronic diseases; Model III: additionally adjusted for BMI in all abnormality except the weight disorders