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Table 3 Results of combined analysis of sitting time, occupation, and metabolic syndrome

From: Associations of sitting time and occupation with metabolic syndrome in South Korean adults: a cross-sectional study

 

Metabolic syndrome (total) (All participants)

Metabolic syndrome (men) (men)

Metabolic syndrome (women) (women)

OR

95 % CI

OR

95 % CI

OR

95 % CI

Office work × Sitting (≤7 h)

2.95

(1.62–5.38)

3.03

(1.43–6.42)

1.35

(0.43–4.22)

Sales and Service × Sitting (≤7 h)

2.22

(1.23–4.01)

2.41

(1.05–5.51)

1.41

(0.59–3.33)

Agriculture, forestry, and fishery × Sitting (≤7 h)

1.00

 

1.00

 

1.00

 

Machine fitting and simple labor × Sitting (≤7 h)

1.99

(1.17–3.38)

1.78

(0.89–3.57)

1.54

(0.67–3.51)

Unemployed, housewife, or student × Sitting (≤7 h)

2.25

(1.35–3.74)

2.08

(1.03–4.21)

1.77

(0.83–3.76)

Office work × Sitting (>7 h)

2.88

(1.61–5.13)

2.61

(1.25–5.47)

1.66

(0.59–4.68)

Sales and Service × Sitting (>7 h)

2.24

(1.11–4.50)

2.57

(1.02–6.46)

1.31

(0.44–3.88)

Agriculture, forestry, and fishery × Sitting (>7 h)

2.63

(1.24–5.61)

2.90

(1.04–8.04)

1.94

(0.63–5.95)

Machine fitting and simple labor × Sitting (>7 h)

2.69

(1.54–4.71)

2.92

(1.43–5.93)

1.38

(0.54–3.53)

Unemployed, housewife, or student × Sitting (>7 h)

2.64

(1.57–4.42)

2.65

(1.30–5.41)

1.91

(0.89–4.11)

  1. Adjusted for age, household income, educational level, physical activity, energy intake, depressive symptoms, smoking, alcohol use, and chronic diseases
  2. OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval