a decreasing trendp = 0.0601
The prevalence of hypertension also showed a decreasing trend from 47.0% to 37.0% ( p = 0.0601) in males, and a significant decrease from 26.5% to 19.8% ( p = 0.0102) in females. 3.4.
The prevalence of hypertension also showed a decreasing trend from 47.0% to 37.0% ( p = 0.0601) in males, and a significant decrease from 26.5% to 19.8% ( p = 0.0102) in females. 3.4.
EN intake showed an increasing trend but a strong inverse correlation with the prevalence of GMDs in males (R 2 = 0.5146) and GMDs and prediabetes in females (R 2 = 0.806 and R 2 = 0.7925, respectively), and a moderate inverse correlation with the prevalence of prediabetes in males (R 2 = 0.4633) ( Figure 4 a,b).