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. 2020 Feb 3;10:844. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2019.00844

Table 1.

Characteristics of the studies included in the Meta-analysis.

References (sources) Study design Gender/Age (y) No. of cases (study size) DIVCF assessment Duration time (y) Outcome Study quality Adjusted factors
Finck et al. (10) (Male subjects), UK Cohort M, 39–79 112/1,842 124/2,334 78/1,808 7-d Food record 12.6 Hip fracture Spine fracture 7 Age, family history of osteoporosis, BMI, smoking, physical activity, steroid medication, energy, Ca intake, Ca and vitamin D supplemental status, HRT
Finck et al. (10) (Female subjects), UK Cohort F, 39–79 339/2,525 7-d Food record 12.6 Hip fracture Spine fracture 7 Age, family history of osteoporosis, BMI, smoking, physical activity, steroid medication, energy, Ca intake, Ca and vitamin D supplemental status, HRT
Sun et al. (11) China Case control F/M, 42–79 726/1452 Food Frequency Questionnaire NA Hip fracture 5 Age, sex, drugs, BMI, education, occupation, income, family history of fracture, smoking, alcohol, Ca and multi-vitamin supplement, physical activity, energy intake
Sahni et al. (12) USA Cohort F/M, 70–80 100/958 Food Frequency Questionnaire 15 Hip fracture 6 Age, sex, energy intake, estrogen use, BMI, multi-vitamin use, height
Zhang et al. (13) USA Case control F/M, ≥50 1215/2,564 Food Frequency Questionnaire NA Hip fracture 8 Age, sex, BMI, physical activity, energy, Ca, vitamin D, protein, caffeine, alcohol intake
Michaelsson et al. (14) Sweden Case control F, 40–75 247/1,140 Food Frequency Questionnaire NA Hip fracture 7 Diabetes, fracture history, HRT, smoking, physical activity, BMI, energy intake
Nieves et al. (15) USA Case control F, 50–103 161/328 Food Frequency Questionnaire NA Hip fracture 6 BMI, estrogen use, chronic disease/age and hospital matching
Sun et al. (16) China Case control F/M, 40–70 725/1,450 Food Frequency Questionnaire 5 Hip fracture 5 Age, sex, drugs, BMI, educational level, occupation, household income, family history of fracture, smoking, alcohol drinking, calcium supplement use, multivitamin supplement use, physical
activity, daily energy intake, and selected dietary nutrients intakes (protein, calcium, and phosphorous:energy-adjusted)
Kim and Lee (17) South Korea Cross sectional F/M, ≥50 1212/3,047 24-h recall NA Osteoporosis (<-2·5 T-score/LS-FN-TH), BMD 8 Age, sex, income, education, smoking, HRT, survey year, energy intake, Ca intake, blood vitamin D level
Sugiura et al. (18) Japan Cohort F, 30–70 17/187 Food Frequency Questionnaire 4 Osteoporosis (T-sore exceeded 70 %/FA) 6 Age, weight, height, years since menopause, current tobacco use, alcohol intake, exercise habit, supplement use, energy intake, intake of Ca, Mg, K, vitamin D
Zhang et al. (19) China Case control F, 58.1 ± 6.7 60/159 Food Frequency Questionnaire NA Osteoporosis (<-2·5 T-score/LS-FN-TH), BMD 6 Age, sex, BMI, physical activity, energy, Ca, vitamin D, protein, caffeine, alcohol intake
Yang and Kim (20) South Korea Cross-sectional M, 50–79 189/2,305 24-h recall 3 BMD 7 Age, weight, education, alcohol intake, exercise, vitamin D, parathyroid hormone
Park et al. (21) South Korea Case control F, 50–70 72/144 Food Frequency Questionnaire NA Osteoporosis (<-2.5 T-score/LS-FN-FT), BMD 5 Energy intake, age, BMI, HRT/ age-matching
Macdonald et al. (22) UK Cohort F, 45–55 5/891 Food Frequency Questionnaire 5 BMD 7 Age, weight, weight change, height, smoking, physical activity, socioeconomic status

DIVCF, dietary intake of vitamin C-oriented foods; F, female; M, male; NA, Not application.