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Sex differences in the change of exercise behavior leading to incident metabolic syndrome reduction: A community-based prospective study.

Prev Med Rep · 2023 · PMC9727633 · PMID 36505270

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at the margin of significancep = 0.0644so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)
Using the Cox regression model (not shown in the results table), after controlling for other significant variables, a significant interaction between sex and change in exercise habits was found: (1) the interaction between sex and persistent physical inactivity showed a statistically significant difference (regression coefficient = 0.28157, p = 0.0016), and (2) the interaction between sex and improvement in exercise behavior was at the margin of significance (regression coefficient = 0.15915, p = 0.0644).

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