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Table 2 General linear models of adjusted mean cognitive test results of groups of participants with NGT, pre-diabetes and diabetes

From: Pre-diabetes and diabetes are independently associated with adverse cognitive test results: a cross-sectional, population-based study

 

Model 1, n = 2994

Model 2, n = 2994

A. MMSE (points/100, normalized)

 NGT

80.4 (79.7–81.1)

80.0 (79.3–80.8)

 Pre-diabetes

78.5 (77.6–79.4)**

78.3 (77.4–79.2)**

 Diabetes

78.4 (77.2–79.5)**

79.8 (78.3–81.2)

 P for trend across categories

0.001

0.143

B. AQT (time in seconds)

 NGT

130.8 (129.5–132.2)

131.8 (130.3–133.1)

 Pre-diabetes

133.8 (132.0–135.5)*

134.0 (132.2–135.8)

 Diabetes

136.0 (133.8–138.2)*

133.2 (130.5–135.9)

 P for trend across categories

< 0.001

0.125

C. Memory (MMSE question 1 + 4, points/13)

 NGT

12.1 (12.1–12.2)

12.1 (12.0–12.2)

 Pre-diabetes

12.0 (11.9–12.1)*

12.0 (11.9–12.1)*

 Diabetes

12.0 (11.9–12.1)*

12.0 (11.9–12.2)

 P for trend across categories

0.009

0.104

D. Processing speed (AQT part 1–2, time in seconds)

 NGT

60.6 (60.0–61.2)

61.0 (60.4–61.6)

 Pre-diabetes

61.9 (61.2–62.7)*

62.1 (61.3–62.9)*

 Diabetes

63.1 (62.1–64.1)***

61.6 (60.3–62.8)

 P for trend across categories

< 0.001

0.129

E. Executive functioning (AQT part 3, time in seconds)

 NGT

69.9 (69.1–70.7)

70.3 (69.5–71.2)

 Pre-diabetes

71.4 (70.4–72.5)

71.5 (70.1–72.6)

 Diabetes

72.5 (71.2–73.9)***

71.2 (69.5–72.9)

 P for trend across categories

0.001

0.178

  1. * p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001 of difference in mean test results between NGT and each other category
  2. Values are re-calculated from logarithmic values, apart from results of the MMSE, in which a normalization transformation method was used. All values are expressed as adjusted means (95% CI). For each cognitive outcome measurement, p-values for linear trends across categories are presented. Significant p-values for trend are highlighted in bold text
  3. Model 1: Adjusted for age, sex, education, physical activity level, smoking habits and alcohol consumption
  4. Model 2: Adjusted for factors in Model 1 and cardiovascular factors: Systolic blood pressure, heart rate, c-f PWV, waist circumference, total cholesterol levels and medications (anti-hypertensive, anti-diabetic and lipid-lowering treatment)