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. 2021 Nov 26;15(2):216–227. doi: 10.1159/000521163

Table 3.

The attributable fraction of overweight/obesity for HUA among women

Prevalence of HUA Prevalence of overweight/obesity % PARa 95% CI of % PAR p value
Overall 15.94 32.14 18.08 17.13 19.02 <0.001
Age-groups, years
 20-* 10.84 18.25 12.73 11.88 13.59 <0.001
 40- 11.35 31.53 17.90 15.83 19.97 <0.001
 50- 19.65 39.76 18.20 15.71 20.69 <0.001
 60–80* 24.12 42.05 22.67 20.44 24.89 <0.001
Residential areas
 Urban 17.55 30.40 16.83 15.76 17.90 <0.001
 Rural 12.98 35.32 20.55 18.64 22.45 <0.001
Geographic regions
 Shaanxi 9.07 29.33 15.77 12.70 18.85 <0.001
 Gansu 16.36 27.70 15.33 13.12 17.54 <0.001
 Guizhou 10.99 29.38 19.39 16.61 22.18 <0.001
 Hainan 11.65 17.47 10.18 8.05 12.30 <0.001
 Hebei 18.81 45.25 27.44 23.92 30.96 <0.001
 Heilongjiang 25.34 39.83 22.46 19.49 25.42 <0.001
 Inner Mongolia 16.91 35.84 18.95 14.80 23.09 <0.001
 Qinghai 19.71 25.36 13.00 10.32 15.68 <0.001
 Xinjiang 9.82 38.62 25.88 21.84 29.93 <0.001
 Yunnan 29.92 29.86 13.83 11.20 16.45 <0.001

HUA, hyperuricemia; PAR, population attributable risk; CI, confidence interval.

*

The number of HUA cases in the 20–29 and 70–80 years groups among female was small, so we combined them with the next age-group to get a more stable estimation. Overweight/obesity was defined as body mass index ≥25 kg/m2.

a

PAR was adjusted for age, residential areas, and overweight/obesity. The overall PAR was additionally adjusted for study sites.