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. 2022 Aug 9;12:04068. doi: 10.7189/jogh.12.04068

Table 5.

Lifetime risk at age of 20 years for diabetes in men and women, by BMI and FHD

Lifetime risk of diabetes
Lifetime risk of diabetes

N
Men (n = 3713)
P-value
n
Women (n = 4722)
P-value
BMI (kg/m2)
<25
1625
41.5% (35.1-48.7)
….
1621
46.6% (37.4-56.8)
….
25-30
1580
63.9% (58.1-69.7)
<0.001
1825
60.0% (52.9-67.4)
0.015
≥30
508
74.7% (68.1-80.9)
0.007
1276
73.2% (68.3-77.9)
0.002
FHD
No
2816
52.6% (48.1-57.4)
….
3453
55.8% (51.2-60.6)
….
Yes
897
71.4% (64.1-78.3)
<0.001
1269
73.7% (66.5-80.4)
<0.001
Combined FHD and BMI
BMI<25 without FHD
1277
38.0% (30.7-46.3)

1249
42.0% (33.3-53.8)

BMI<25 with FHD
348
51.8% (40.9-63.6)
0.026
372
61.1% (38.4-84.1)
0.089
BMI 25-30 without FHD
1182
59.5% (52.6-66.5)

1305
54.2% (46.1-62.8)

BMI 25-30 with FHD
395
71.6% (60.3-82.0)
0.035
520
73.1% (61.6-83.4)
0.004
BMI≥30 without FHD
357
69.1% (60.6-77.1)
….
899
67.1% (61.2-73.0)
….
BMI≥30 with FHD 151 92.2% (84.7-96.8) <0.001 377 84.3% (76.5-90.7) <0.001

BMI – body mass index, FHD – family history of diabetes