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. 2022 Feb 14;11(2):379. doi: 10.3390/antiox11020379

Table 4.

Factors associated with diabetes (ANRS CO22 Hepather cohort, n = 4746).

Univariable Analysis Multivariable Analysis
(Model 1) 1
N = 4702
Multivariable Analysis
(Model 2) 1
N = 4702
Multivariable Analysis
(Model 3) 1
N = 4590
OR [95% CI] p-
Value
aOR [95% CI] p-Value aOR [95% CI] p-Value aOR [95% CI] p-Value
Gender
Male 1 1
Female 0.75 [0.59–0.94] 0.014 0.75 [0.58–0.98] 0.032
Age (years) <10−3 <10−3 <10−3 <10−3
<40 1 1 1 1
40–49 2.74 [1.82–4.15] <10−3 2.60 [1.68–4.02] <10−3 2.59 [1.62–4.14] <10−3 2.15 [1.38–3.35] 0.001
50–59 7.49 [5.13–10.94] <10−3 7.86 [5.22–11.83] <10−3 7.79 [5.07–11.99] <10−3 4.81 [3.10–7.44] <10−3
≥60 11.44 [7.93–16.53] <10−3 12.73 [8.34–19.43] <10−3 11.71 [7.57–18.12] <10−3 6.41 [4.04–10.17] <10−3
Place of birth <10−3 0.048 0.016
France 1 1 1
Europe 2 1.14 [0.78–1.64] 0.501 1.20 [0.80–1.80] 0.387 1.25 [0.82–1.92] 0.299
North Africa 1.85 [1.31–2.61] 0.001 1.67 [1.11–2.50] 0.014 1.91 [1.27–2.87] 0.002
Sub-Saharan Africa 3 0.74 [0.56–0.98] 0.037 1.39 [0.99–1.95] 0.056 1.42 [1.00–2.02] 0.051
Asia 0.91 [0.64–1.29] 0.607 1.64 [1.11–2.42] 0.013 1.67 [1.11–2.50] 0.013
Body mass index (kg/m2) 4 <10−3 <10−3 <10−3 <10−3
<25 (under or normal weight) 1 1 1 1
≥25 and <30 (overweight) 2.87 [2.17–3.79] <10−3 2.41 [1.78–3.25] <10−3 2.14 [1.57–2.92] <10−3 2.23 [1.64–3.04] <10−3
≥30 (obese) 6.06 [4.51–8.14] <10−3 5.13 [3.67–7.17] <10−3 5.02 [3.61–6.99] <10−3 3.73 [2.63–5.27] <10−3
Living in a couple
No 1
Yes 0.94 [0.75–1.18] 0.581
Coffee consumption 0.079
None 1
1–2 cups/day 1.31 [1.02–1.69] 0.034
≥ 3 cups/day 1.06 [0.80–1.41] 0.689
Tea consumption
Non-daily 1
Daily 0.83 [0.67–1.05] 0.117
Tea consumption
<3 cups/day 1
≥3 cups/day 0.72 [0.49–1.07] 0.109
Cannabis use 0.080
Never 1
Former 0.71 [0.37–1.37] 0.311
Current 0.30 [0.10–0.96] 0.043
Tobacco use <10−3
Never 1
Former 1.79 [1.39–2.31] <10−3
Current 0.82 [0.59–1.13] 0.225
Alcohol use <10−3 0.024 0.011
Abstinent without history of unhealthy use 1 1 1
Moderate use 0.80 [0.63–1.02] 0.076 0.75 [0.57–0.99] 0.041 0.73 [0.55–0.97] 0.030
Current or past unhealthy use 2.21 [1.54–3.17] <10−3 1.29 [0.84–1.96] 0.240 1.37 [0.89–2.10] 0.152
Living in poverty
No 1 1 1 1
Yes 1.32 [1.06–1.65] 0.013 1.52 [1.17–1.98] 0.002 1.73 [1.33–2.25] <10−3 1.44 [1.10–1.88] 0.008
Educational level
<upper secondary school certificate 1
≥upper secondary school certificate 0.53 [0.42–0.66] <10−3
Time since HBV diagnosis (years) 1.00 [0.99–1.01] 0.989
Advanced liver fibrosis 5
No 1 - 1 -
Yes 3.60 [2.48–5.23] <10−3 - 2.14 [1.40–3.28] <10−3 -
Diabetes
No 1 - - 1
Yes 7.23 [5.77–9.05] <10−3 - - 2.99 [2.28–3.92] <10−3
Hypertension
No 1 - - 1
Yes 4.88 [3.76–6.33] <10−3 - - 2.49 [1.84–3.38] <10−3

1 In model 1, advanced liver fibrosis, diabetes, and hypertension were not considered eligible for multivariate analyses. Model 2 is based on model 1, but advanced liver fibrosis is considered eligible for multivariate analyses. Model 3 is based on model 1, but both diabetes and hypertension were considered eligible for multivariate analyses. 2 The category ‘Europe’ included participants from the U.S. (n = 2), New Zealand (n = 1), and South America (n = 11). 3 The category ‘Sub-Saharan Africa’ included participants from Haiti (n = 44) and the Dominican Republic (n = 2). 4 World Health Organization categorization [47]. 5 Advanced liver fibrosis was defined as an FIB-4 score > 3.25 [43]. aOR, adjusted odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; HBV, hepatitis B virus.