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. 2022 Sep 2;11:e73. doi: 10.1017/jns.2022.65

Table 2.

Hazard ratios for T2DM/IFG associated with intakes of total, fried and non-fried potatoes in the Framingham Offspring Study

Events/n I/1000 PY HRa 95 % CI
Total potato intakes (cup-eq per week)
<1 229/398 38⋅0 1⋅00 Ref.
1–<2 220/372 39⋅3 0⋅83 0⋅69, 1⋅00
2–<4 381/637 40⋅4 0⋅87 0⋅73, 1⋅03
≥4 359/578 44⋅4 0⋅97 0⋅81, 1⋅15
P-trend 0⋅96
Fried potato intakes (cup-eq per week)
<1 816/1396 39⋅6 1⋅00 Ref.
1–<2 192/291 45⋅8 1⋅10 0⋅94, 1⋅30
≥2 181/298 41⋅6 0⋅95 0⋅80, 1⋅12
P-trend 0⋅87
Non-fried potato intakes (cup-eq per week)
<1 377/640 38⋅8 1⋅00 Ref.
1–<2 257/434 39⋅8 0⋅89 0⋅76, 1⋅05
≥2 555/911 42⋅8 0⋅99 0⋅86, 1⋅13
P-trend 0⋅95

eq, equivalent; I, incidence; PY, person-years; Ref, referent group; T2DM/IFG, type 2 diabetes mellitus or impaired fasting glucose.

a

Models were adjusted for sex, age, education, cigarette smoking (pack-years), updated waist-to-height ratio and hip circumference, fruit and non-starchy vegetables and red meat intakes. Models for fried potato intake were also adjusted for non-fried potatoes; those for non-fried potatoes were adjusted for fried potatoes.