Table 5.
Major cardiovascular disease events a |
• No significant interaction by sex |
• No significant interaction by race/ethnicity (signal for greater benefit in African Americans) |
• Significant interaction by baseline dietary fish intake (reduction in those with below-median intake but not in those with above-median intake) |
Myocardial infarction |
• No significant interaction by sex |
• Significant interaction by race/ethnicity (reduction in African Americans but not in members of other racial/ethnic groups) |
• Significant interaction by baseline dietary fish intake (reduction in those with below-median intake but not in those with above-median intake) |
• Significant interaction by traditional cardiovascular risk factors (reduction greatest in those with at least 2 risk factors) |
Coronary revascularization |
• Significant interaction by race/ethnicity (reduction in African Americans but not in members of other racial/ethnic groups) |
Total coronary heart disease |
• Significant interaction by race/ethnicity (reduction in African Americans but not in members of other racial/ethnic groups) |
Total invasive cancer |
• Significant interaction by sex (greater benefit in women) |
• No significant interaction by race/ethnicity |
• No significant interaction by baseline fish intake (signal for greater benefit in those with below-median intake) |
All-cause mortality |
• No significant interaction by sex |
• No significant interaction by race/ethnicity |
• Significant interaction by baseline dietary fish intake (trend toward reduction in those with below-median intake but not in those with above-median intake) |
Other endpoints |
• Colorectal adenoma |
° Significant interaction by race/ethnicity (reduction in African Americans but not members of other racial/ethnic groups) |
° Significant interaction by baseline plasma n-3 index (reduction in those with low baseline plasma n-3 index but not in those with high baseline plasma n-3 index) |
• Chronic knee pain |
° No significant interaction by sex or race/ethnicity |
A composite of myocardial infarction, stroke, and cardiovascular mortality.