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Table 2 Selenium dietary intake and odds ratios for colorectal cancer (overall, and by strata of dietary calcium intake)

From: Calcium intake may explain the reduction of colorectal cancer odds by dietary selenium - a case-control study in Poland

 

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

OR

95% CI

p-value

OR

95% CI

p-value

OR

95% CI

p-value

Dietary selenium intake (continuous)

 for and each increase by 10 μg/day

0.934

0.889–0.980

.006

0.892

0.839–0.948

<.001

0.918

0.843–0.999

0.048

Dietary selenium intake (categorized, reference group < 60 μg/day)

 60 to < 80 μg/day

0.814

0.619–1.070

.140

0.699

0.516–0.947

.021

0.717

0.513–1.002

.051

  ≥ 80 μg/day

0.462

0.318–0.672

<.001

0.396

0.258–0.608

<.001

0.419

0.247–0.712

.001

 

p-value for trend = .005

p-value for trend < .001

p-value for trend = .001

Dietary calcium < 1000 mg/day

 Dietary selenium intake (continuous)

  for and each increase by 10 μg/day

0.997

0.930–1.069

.935

0.927

0.852–1.010

.082

0.874

0.779–0.980

.021

 Dietary selenium intake (categorized, reference group < 60 μg/day)

  60 to < 80 μg/day

0.809

0.585–1.121

.203

0.655

0.455–0.941

.022

0.562

0.378–0.835

.004

   ≥ 80 μg/day

0.574

0.326–1.011

.055

0.457

0.241–0.868

.017

0.332

0.162–0.680

.003

 

p-value for trend = .066

p-value for trend = .002

p-value for trend < .001

Dietary calcium ≥1000 mg/day

 Dietary selenium intake (continuous)

  for and each increase by 10 μg/day

0.894

0.806–0.992

.034

0.864

0.764–0.977

.020

0.955

0.851–1.072

.437

 Dietary selenium intake (categorized, reference group < 60 μg/day)

  60 to < 80 μg/day

1.039

0.555–1.944

.905

0.844

0.424–1.679

.629

1.008

0.479–2.119

.984

   ≥ 80 μg/day

0.521

0.271–1.000

.050

0.475

0.230–0.980

.044

0.921

0.364–2.327

.862

 

p-value for trend = .598

p-value for trend = .045

p-value for trend = .875

  1. Model 1 –univariable logistic regression
  2. Model 2 –adjusted for age [years], sex, BMI [kg/m2], pure alcohol consumption [g/week], average adult lifetime leisure-time physical activity [METs-h/week], smoking (non-smoker, past smoker, current smoker)
  3. Model 3 –adjusted for covariates used in Model 2 and additionally fish consumption [yes/no], total dietary fibre [g/day], vitamin C [mg/day] and vitamin E [mg/day], taking mineral supplements [yes/no], and dietary calcium [mg/day]