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Table 4 Associations between dietary patterns by quartile (Q) and lung cancer risk by smoking status

From: Dietary patterns, BCMO1 polymorphisms, and primary lung cancer risk in a Han Chinese population: a case-control study in Southeast China

Dietary pattern

Never smokers

Smokers

Cases/controls

Adjusted OR*(95% CI)

Cases/controls

Adjusted OR*(95% CI)

High quality protein

 Q1(low)

104/172

1

173/122

1

 Q2

102/177

1.085 (0.753–1.563)

189/119

1.226 (0.865–1.737)

 Q3

108/169

1.244 (0.864–1.790)

184/126

1.151 (0.813–1.631)

 Q4(high)

113/173

1.397 (0.972–2.008)

193/121

1.310 (0.924–1.857)

 P for trend

 

0.053

 

0.187

Fruits and vegetables

 Q1(low)

239/154

1

364/140

1

 Q2

88/165

0.365 (0.258–0.517)

173/130

0.529 (0.383–0.730)

 Q3

53/184

0.180 (0.121–0.266)

123/112

0.410 (0.289–0.580)

 Q4(high)

47/188

0.159 (0.106–0.239)

79/106

0.270 (0.184–0.395)

 P for trend

 

< 0.001

 

< 0.001

Cereals/wheat and meat

 Q1(low)

85/189

1

208/105

1

 Q2

82/167

1.136 (0.774–1.666)

229/128

0.827 (0.588–1.164)

 Q3

120/168

1.351 (0.935–1.951)

161/128

0.556 (0.392–0.794)

 Q4(high)

137/167

1.517 (1.053–2.184)

141/127

0.463 (0.322–0.666)

 P for trend

 

0.016

 

< 0.001

Frugal pattern

 Q1(low)

117/163

1

147/131

1

 Q2

94/176

0.661 (0.458–0.956)

161/120

1.142 (0.799–1.633)

 Q3

90/177

0.620(0.428–0.898)

182/118

1.278 (0.895–1.824)

 Q4(high)

126/175

0.865 (0.607–1.232)

249/119

1.713 (1.215–2.416)

 P for trend

 

0.436

 

0.002

  1. *adjusted by incomes, occupation, education, family history of lung cancer, history of lung diseases, ETS and BMI