Vitamin D is inversely associated with Monocyte to HDL-C ratio among medical staff in Chengdu, China

BMC Endocrine Disorders

Table 3 Vitamin D level–associated factors

Variables	Univariate linear regression analysis		Multivariate linear regression analysis
Variables	β (95% CI)	P	β (95% CI)	P ^b
Gender ^a	2.079 (0.685, 3.474)	0.004^*	1.203 (-0.187,2.593)	0.090
Age, year	0.332 (0.278, 0.385)	0.035 ^*	0.342 (0.286, 0.398)	< 0.001^**
WBC, cells/10⁹ L	-0.260 (-0.687, 0,167)	0.233	-	-
LHR (%)	-0.155 (-0.240, -0.069)	< 0.001^*	0.024 (-0.070, 0.117)	0.616
MHR (%)	-0.953 (-1.440, -0.466)	< 0.001^*	-0.581(-1.169,0.006)	0.052
NHR (%)	-0.092 (-0.152, -0.031)	0.003 ^*	0.013(-0.054, 0.079)	0.709
TG, mmol/l	-0.869 (-1.722, -0.017)	0.046 ^*	-1.327(-2.329, -0.325)	0.010 ^**
LDL-C, mmol/l	1.052 (0.007, 2.098)	0.048^*	0.397 (-0.716, 1.510)	0.484
FBG, mmol/L	0.792 (-0.609, 2.194)	0.267	-	-
BMI, kg/m²	-0.012 (-0.233, 0.208)	0.913	-	-
Smoking	-0.230 (-2.828, 2.369)	0.862	-	-

BMI, body mass index; WBC, white blood cells; LHR, lymphocyte percentage to HDL-C ratio;MHR, monocyte percentage to HDL-C ratio; NHR, neutrophil percentage to HDL-C ratio; TG, triglyceride; LDL-C, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol; FBG, fasting blood glucose; ^a: The male was served as the reference group. ^b: Variables with a P-value < 0.1 in the univariate analysis were included in the multivariate linear regression analysis; ^*: P < 0.1, **: P < 0.05.

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