Lipids in Health and Disease

Table 3 Effect of smoking and smoking cessationon abnormal serum lipid/lipoprotein in long-lived subjects

From: Cigarette smoking and its association with serum lipid/lipoprotein among Chinese nonagenarians/centenarians

Characteristics	Smoking			Smoking cessation
	With/without (273/388)	OR	95% CI	With/without (273/128)	OR	95% CI
TC
NO. of Risk/Case	33/56			18/24
Unadjusted		1.321	0.677–2.541		1.295	0.522–3.212
Adjusted		1.497	0.734–3.053		1.329	0.517–3.414
TG
NO. of Risk/Case	24/51			16/33
Unadjusted		1.126	0.693–1.830		0.876	0.442–1.738
Adjusted		1.074	0.639–1.083		0.895	0.438–1.827
LDL
NO. of Risk/Case	10/25			6/19
Unadjusted		1.310	0.503–3.459		1.804	0.519–6.267
Adjusted		0.957	0.343–2.670		1.564	0.430–5.685
HDL
NO. of Risk/Case	19/18			10/10
Unadjusted		0.671	0.341–1.313		0.709	0.274–1.832
Adjusted		0.732	0.355–1.508		0.753	0.283–2.003

(n = 661).
OR, odds ratio. Unadjusted: Wald Chi-square test with df = 1 was used; Adjusted multiple logistic regression was used to adjust for age, gender, FBG. FBG, fasting blood glucose; HDL, high density lipoprotein; LDL, low density lipoprotein; TC: Total cholesterol; TG: Triglyceride.

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