Global coronary heart disease risk assessment of individuals with the metabolic syndrome in the U.S.

Logistic regression shows that the odds of being categorized as having a high risk in those subjects with metabolic syndrome is 9.68 (95% CI 7.53–12.45), unadjusted, and after age adjustment, although this risk is attenuated, it remains highly significant: odds 6.05 (4.61–7.93).

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When subjects with metabolic syndrome and with diabetes were compared with those without diabetes, those with diabetes showed a trend toward a lower prevalence of abnormal HDL (50.1% vs. 62.8% in those subjects with metabolic syndrome without diabetes) and triglycerides (59.3% vs. 65.9%).

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