Table 2

Baseline predictors of change in modelled 10-year cardiovascular risk score (UKPDS risk engine version 3) in the ADDITION-Cambridge cohort

Variablen (%)Beta coefficienta(95% CI)P-value
Sex
 Female2.36 (40)
 Male3.61 (60)3.842.28 to 5.39<0.01
Age at diagnosis, continuous variable0.180.09 to 0.27<0.01
Education, age finished, years
 <162.71 (45)
 16–18246 (41)–0.61–1.92 to 0.710.36
 >1871 (12)–0.62–2.64 to 1.400.54
Smoking
 Never2.38 (40)
 Former260 (44)1.29–0.20 to 2.780.09
 Current99 (17)0.95–0.39 to 2.280.16
BMI, baseline0.02–0.08 to 0.120.68
Waist circumference, continuous variable0.050.01 to 0.090.01
Ethnicity
 White578 (97)
 Asian17 (3)–3.20–5.01 to –1.40<0.001
Social class
 Professional31 (5)
 Managerial and technical204 (34)–0.32–3.09 to 2.450.82
 Skilled occupation: non-manual93 (16)–2.94–5.93 to 0.050.05
 Skilled occupation: manual152 (25)–0.01–3.15 to 3.141.00
 Partly skilled68 (11)–0.91–3.55 to 1.720.49
 Unskilled38 (6)–1.18–4.67 to 2.320.50
Civil status
 Unmarried460 (77)
 Married36 (6)–2.01–4.74 to 0.720.15
 Divorced/separated54 (9)–0.77–2.62 to 1.090.41
 Widow/widower45 (8)–0.94–1.66 to 3.540.47
  • BMI = body mass index. CVD = cardiovascular disease. CVD risk change = follow-up CVD risk — baseline CVD risk.

  • a Beta-coefficients denote the association between baseline predictors and CVD risk change adjusted for baseline CVD risk, treatment group, and clustering by practice. Numbers do not add up to total due to missing data.