Association between Depressive Symptoms and Metabolic Syndrome in Police Officers: Results from Two Cross-Sectional Studies

Table 4

Unadjusted and adjusted odds ratios* for MetSyn components by CES-D score for Spokane men.

MetSyn component	Unadjusted (𝑁=121)		Age-adjusted (𝑁=121)		Multivariate adjusted** (𝑁=120)
	Odds ratio	95% CI	Odds ratio	95% CI	Odds ratio	95% CI
Abdominal Obesity	1.422	1.010–2.003	1.396	0.985–1.977	1.338	0.932–1.917
Elevated Triglycerides	1.364	0.970–1.917	1.449	1.020–2.064	1.476	1.025–2.119
Reduced HDL-C	0.975	0.699–1.357	1.010	0.718–1.416	1.030	0.730–1.456
Glucose Intolerance	1.553	1.088–2.202	1.456	1.005–2.119	1.567	1.056–2.327
Hypertension	1.396	0.985–1.968	1.370	0.965–1.942	1.518	1.035–2.221

*Odds ratios for having each metabolic syndrome component are based on a 5-unit change in CES-D score.
**Adjusted for age, smoking status, and marital status.