Table 4.

Associations between depression and specific metabolic risk factors.

Variable	Total participants*	Men#	Women#
	OR (95% CI)	OR (95% CI)	OR (95% CI)
Non-obese, no risk	Reference	Reference	Reference
Non-obese, hyperglycemia	1.047 (1.035-1.059)	0.996 (0.978-1.014)	1.092 (1.075-1.108)
Non-obese, hypertension	1.284 (1.276-1.292)	1.252 (1.241-1.264)	1.303 (1.293-1.314)
Non-obese, dyslipidemia	1.521 (1.505-1.537)	1.361 (1.337-1.385)	1.635 (1.613-1.657)
Obese, no risk	1.014 (1.004-1.024)	0.865 (0.848-0.883)	1.092 (1.080-1.105)
Obese, hyperglycemia	1.144 (1.121-1.167)	0.958 (0.920-0.998)	1.241 (1.213-1.271)
Obese, hypertension	1.361 (1.348-1.375)	1.190 (1.169-1.212)	1.461 (1.444-1.478)
Obese, dyslipidemia	1.707 (1.670-1.746)	1.360 (1.302-1.420)	1.893 (1.844-1.944)

^*The model was adjusted for sex, age, race, smoking, alcohol consumption, chronic kidney disease, chronic respiratory disease, liver-related diseases, HIV infection, and coronary heart disease. ^#The model was adjusted for age, race, smoking, alcohol consumption, chronic kidney disease, chronic respiratory disease, liver-related diseases, HIV infection, and coronary heart disease.