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Table 3 Association Between High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol and Cardiovascular Events and Mortality after removal of participants with existing CVD at baseline (n = 9455)

From: Lower or higher HDL-C levels are associated with cardiovascular events in the general population in rural China

HDL-C Category, mmol/L

n

CVD Events

(Fatal and nonfatal)

Hazard Ratio (95%CI)

CVD events

CVD Deaths

Hazard Ratio (95%CI)

CVD Deaths

< 1.0

950

52(5.47)

1.439(1.011–2.049)

19(2.00)

1.759(0.972–3.184)

1.0–1.49

5063

269(5.31)

1.377(1.087–1.744)

88(1.74)

1.371(0.916–2.053)

1.5–1.99

2674

103(3.85)

1.000 (Ref)

37(1.38)

1.000 (Ref)

2.0–2.49

631

37(5.86)

1.509(1.024–2.224)

13(2,06)

1.532(0.808–2.905)

≥2.5

137

8(5.84)

1.228(0.595–2.534)

4(2,92)

1.696(0.598–4.808)

Pcurvilinear trend

  

0.012

 

0.115

  1. Model adjusted for age, sex, smoking (never, ex-smoker, current smoker), physical activity (light, moderate, severe), nutritional status (diet scores), overweight or obesity, hypertension, diabetes, longstanding illness, total cholesterol