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. 2023 Mar 7;23:91. doi: 10.1186/s12905-023-02245-y

Table 3.

Subgroup analysis of the association between EL and breast cancer risk

Variable EL B SE WALD P HR(95%CI)
Age (years)
  < 50 medium 0.023 0.716 0.001 0.974 1.02(0.25–4.17)
high 0.357 0.762 0.219 0.640 1.43(0.32–6.37)
  ≥ 50 medium 0.968 0.421 5.288 0.022 2.63(1.15–6.01)
high 1.344 0.534 6.348 0.012 3.84(1.35–10.92)
BMI(kg/m2)
  < 28 medium 0.736 0.421 3.057 0.080 2.08(0.92–4.76)
high 0.716 0.478 2.248 0.134 2.05(0.80–5.22)
  ≥ 28 medium 1.037 0.725 2.045 0.153 2.82(0.68–11.69)
high 1.808 0.848 4.549 0.033 6.10(1.16–32.11)
Physical activities
 Occasionally medium 0.850 0.418 4.133 0.042 2.34(1.03–5.31)
high 0.995 0.470 4.474 0.034 2.70(1.08–6.80)
 Frequently medium 0.800 0.740 1.169 0.280 2.23(0.52–9.49)
high 0.571 1.019 0.314 0.575 1.77(0.24–13.04)
Hypertension
 No medium 0.841 0.587 2.052 0.152 2.32(0.73–7.32)
high 0.807 0.637 1.605 0.205 2.24(0.64–7.82)
 Yes medium 0.779 0.465 2.806 0.094 2.18(0.88–5.43)
high 1.385 0.577 5.758 0.016 3.99(1.29–12.39)

EL Education level

Compared with the low El group respectively

Adjusted for age, smoking status, alcohol consumption, BMI, physical activity, salt intake, hypertension, and diabetes mellitus