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. 2022 Oct 14;14(20):4295. doi: 10.3390/nu14204295

Table 8.

Odds ratios (95% confidence intervals) of lung cancer occurrence for the combination of components of Ad-LC WCRF/AICR Score.

Components Included in the Model Scores Cancer-Control Sample (n = 439)
Adjusted Model p-Value
Model 1: ‘Have a healthy body fat’ + ‘Be physically active’ ≤0.5 Ref.
>0.5–≤1 1.04 (0.57; 1.88) 0.9036
>1 0.69 (0.47; 1.02) 0.0634
Model 2: Model 1 + ‘Limit smoking’ ≤1 Ref.
>1–<2 0.55 (0.21; 1.00) 0.0497
≥2 0.53 (0.36; 0.78) 0.0013
Model 3: Model 2 + ‘Eat whole grains/vegetables/fruits/beans’ <2 Ref.
≥2–<3 0.22 (0.12; 0.39) <0.0001
≥3 0.57 (0.32; 0.99) 0.0441
Model 4: Model 3 + ‘Limit fast food/other processed foods high in fat/starches/sugars’ ≤3 Ref.
>2–<3 0.54 (0.32; 0.96) 0.0335
≥3 0.40 (0.27; 0.59) <0.0001
Model 5: Model 4 + ‘Limit consumption of red/processed meats’ <3 Ref.
>3–≤4 0.49 (0.29; 0.82) 0.0075
>4 0.34 (0.17; 0.69) 0.0026
Model 6: Model 5 + ‘Limit consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks’ ≤3 Ref.
>3–≤4 0.93 (0.57; 1.53) 0.0708
>4 0.61 (0.43; 0.85) 0.0041
Model 7 (full): Model 6 + ‘Limit alcohol consumption’ ≤3 Ref.
>3–≤5 0.87 (0.54; 1.38) 0.5873
>5 0.53 (0.32; 0.88) 0.0129
1-point increase 0.66 (0.45; 0.95) 0.0267

Model adjusted for: age (years), BMI (categories: <18.5; 18.5–24.9; 25–29.9; ≥30 kg/m2), socioeconomic status (low, average, high), the occurrence of lung cancer among a relative (yes, no, I do not know), occupational exposure in the workplace (yes, no); vitamin/mineral supplement use (yes, no); p-Value—the level of statistical significance verified with Wald’s test.