a decreasing trendP = 0.012
Waist circumference showed a decreasing trend from Q1 to Q4 (102.03 ± 14.48 cm to 100.22 ± 15.99 cm; P = 0.012), while BMI remained comparable across quartiles ( P = 0.860).
Waist circumference showed a decreasing trend from Q1 to Q4 (102.03 ± 14.48 cm to 100.22 ± 15.99 cm; P = 0.012), while BMI remained comparable across quartiles ( P = 0.860).
In males ( n = 2,273), a threshold was identified at 1289 pg/mL, although associations both below and above this point did not reach statistical significance.