| Literature DB >> 25867214 |
Hea Young Oh, Sang-Soo Seo, Mi Kyung Kim, Dong Ock Lee, Youn Kyung Chung, Myong Cheol Lim, Joo-Young Kim, Chan Wha Lee, Sang-Yoon Park.
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Year: 2015 PMID: 25867214 PMCID: PMC4395081 DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0124991
Source DB: PubMed Journal: PLoS One ISSN: 1932-6203 Impact factor: 3.240
Effect of the interaction between a high HR-HPV load and alcohol consumption on the risk of 2-year HR-HPV persistence.
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| N w/wo | Age-adjusted OR | N w/wo | Age-adjusted OR | RERI | ||
| persistence | (95% CI) | persistence | (95% CI) | S | ||
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| 11/23 | 1 (ref.) | 15/10 | 3.37 (1.09–10.4); | 3.29 (1.07–10.1); | 3.26 (1.42–5.09); |
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| 10/23 | 0.99 (0.34–2.92); | 20/10 | 6.61 (2.09–20.9); | 7.22 (2.09–24.9); | 2.38 (1.46–3.89); |
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| 0.98 (0.34–2.86); | 2.14 (0.62–7.45); | ||||
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| 12/23 | 1 (ref.) | 17/11 | 2.57 (0.96–6.84); | 3.30 (1.12–9.77); | 3.66 (-1.74–9.06); |
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| 5/17 | 0.49 (0.15–1.59); | 14/6 | 5.72 (1.70–19.2); | 15.9 (2.71–93.4); | 4.47 (0.25–78.3); |
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| 0.63 (0.18–2.20); | 2.80 (0.66–11.9); | ||||
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| 13/26 | 1 (ref.) | 18/12 | 2.40 (0.31–3.96); | 3.23 (1.15–9.09); | 0.84 (-3.32–4.50); |
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| 5/7 | 1.10 (0.31–3.96); | 10/6 | 3.34 (1.03–10.7); | 6.68 (0.83–53.9); | 1.56 (0.18–13.7); |
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| 1.45 (0.38–5.63); | 1.94 (0.45–8.32); | ||||
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† N w/wo persistence, the number of subjects with/without persistence; OR, odd ratio
1) HPV load was classified as low (< 100 relative light units [RLU]/positive control [PC]) or high (≥ 100 RLU/PC).
2) Logistic regression analysis was performed after adjustment for age as a continuous variable. Risk estimates were calculated with no alcohol consumption, alcohol consumption for < 5 years, or alcohol consumption of < 15 g/day and a low HPV load combination as reference categories.
3) and 4) The relative excess risk due to interaction (RERI) and synergy index (S) were calculated as described by Rothman et al. RERI > 0 and S > 1.0 indicate a synergistic effect between HR-HPV load and alcohol consumption behaviors.