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Table 2 Cox proportional hazard model regression results of clinical factors associated with regression to normoglycemia

From: Clinical and metabolomic predictors of regression to normoglycemia in a population at intermediate cardiometabolic risk

 

HR

CI 95%

p value

Age (10 years)

1.019

1.10–1.30

0.044

Sex

0.779

0.52–1.16

0.226

Hypertension

0.819

0.54–1.23

0.341

Years of education

0.994

0.95–1.03

0.771

BMI (kg/m2)

0.947

0.91–0.98

0.009

Obesity n, (%)

0.630

0.43–0.92

0.017

Abdominal obesity n, (%)

0.586

0.40–0.85

0.006

Sedentary habit n, (%)

0.768

0.51–1.15

0.206

Fasting glucose (mg/dL)

0.919

0.883–0.956

0.001

Fasting insulin (UI)

0.980

0.95–1.002

0.070

HOMA-IR

0.916

0.845–0.99

0.03

HOMA-B

0.995

0.98–1.02

0.139

METS-IR

0.996

0.94–0.98

0.002

Triglycerides (mg/dL)

0.99

0.99 – 1.00

0.863

Hypertriglyceridemia n, (%)

0.75

0.50–1.12

0.168

Total-cholesterol (mg/dL)

1.002

0.99–1.00

0.259

HDL-c (mg/dL)

1.01

0.99–1.02

0.169

LDL-c (mg/dL)

1.04

0.99–1.01

0.271

Apolipoprotein-B (mg/dL)

1.01

0.99- 1.08

0.742

  1. BMI body mass index
  2. p value was computed in a Cox regression model comparing subjects who regress to normoglycemia and subjects to progressed to type 2 diabetes (T2D)
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