Table. 5.

Logistic regression analysis on the cardiovascular risk factors and diabetes mellitus

Variable Diabetes mellitus
Male Female
Univariablea Multivariableb Univariablea Multivariableb
OR (95% CI) P-value OR (95% CI) P-value OR (95% CI) P-value OR (95% CI) P-value
Age (y)
40–49 Ref. Ref. Ref. Ref.
50–59 1.830 (1.205–2.780) 0.005 1.895 (1.246–2.881) 0.003 2.102 (1.178–3.751) 0.012 2.042 (1.152–3.619) 0.015
≥60 2.975 (2.049–4.319) <0.001 3.459 (2.390–5.004) <0.001 6.962 (4.287–11.308) <0.001 6.578 (4.058–10.663) <0.001
Cigarette smoking
No Ref. Ref.
Yes 1.237 (0.850–1.800) 0.265 0.968 (0.631–1.485) 0.880
Alcohol drinking
No Ref. Ref.
Yes 1.126 (0.884–1.434) 0.334 0.726 (0.474–1.111) 0.139
Obesity
No Ref. Ref. Ref. Ref.
Yes 2.220 (1.684–2.925) <0.001 1.980 (1.427–2.747) <0.001 2.623 (2.062–3.338) <0.001 1.688 (1.278–2.229) <0.001
Neck circumference (cm, male/female)
<38/<33 Ref. Ref. Ref. Ref.
≥38/≥33 1.878 (1.434–2.460) <0.001 1.470 (1.068–2.021) 0.018 2.833 (2.148–3.736) <0.001 2.078 (1.522–2.836) <0.001

OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; Ref., reference.

aUnivariable: univariable logistic regression analysis. bMultivariable: multivariable logistic regression analysis among statistically significant variables.

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