highly significantp < 0.05
The reduction in O × R score from baseline to month 9 was highly significant, and the improvement was largely maintained at the 21-month follow-up, remaining significant at 33 months ( p < 0.05).
The reduction in O × R score from baseline to month 9 was highly significant, and the improvement was largely maintained at the 21-month follow-up, remaining significant at 33 months ( p < 0.05).
Although point estimates suggested a trend toward greater weight loss in participants with higher baseline BMI, this association did not reach statistical significance, likely reflecting limited statistical power.