Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine

Table 5 Stepwise logistic regressions using diabetes, MS, and JMS as dependent variables by gender

From: A cross-sectional relationship between vital capacity and metabolic syndrome and between vital capacity and diabetes in a sample Japanese population

Variables	Men			Women
Variables	OR	95% CI	p	OR	95% CI	p
Diabetes^a
Age (year)	1.061	1.037–1.087	<0.0001
Waist circumference (cm)	1.051	1.026–1.076	<0.0001	1.122	1.065–1.181	<0.0001
Vital capacity (%)	0.961	0.943–0.980	<0.0001	0.950	0.907–0.994	<0.05
MS^b
Age (year)	1.025	1.009–1.041	<0.01	1.067	1.040–1.096	<0.0001
Vital capacity (%)	0.968	0.956–0.981	<0.0001	0.994	0.973–1.015	ns
JMS^b
Age (year)	1.026	1.010–1.042	<0.01	1.091	1.045–1.140	<0.0001
Vital capacity (%)	0.971	0.958–0.984	<0.0001	0.951	0.917–0.987	<0.01

OR, Odds ratio
^aAge, waist circumference, systolic blood pressure, triglycerides, HDL cholesterol, high-sensitivity CRP, GGT, ALT, % vital capacity, smoking status, and drinking status were used as initial independent variables
^bAge, % vital capacity, smoking status, and drinking status were used as initial independent variables

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