highly significantp = 0.003
Among all patients, age and BMI were not correlated (Pearson’s correlation coefficient; R = 0.0233, p = 0.82) and age remained a highly significant predictor after controlling for BMI (p = 0.003).
Among all patients, age and BMI were not correlated (Pearson’s correlation coefficient; R = 0.0233, p = 0.82) and age remained a highly significant predictor after controlling for BMI (p = 0.003).