Mediterranean Diet Mediates the Adverse Effect of Depressive Symptomatology on Short-Term Outcome in Elderly Survivors from an Acute Coronary Event

Table 3

Results from additive logistic regression models that evaluated the association of CES-D score on the likelihood of developing 30-day CVD events among 𝑛=277 elderly ACS survivors.

	OR (95% CI)	OR (95% CI)	OR (95% CI)
CES-D (per 1/60 units)	1.011 (0.98–1.046)	1.042 (1.008–1.076)	1.025 (0.987–1.065)
First coronary event (Y/N)	0.909 (0.43–1.889)	0.505 (0.210–1.217)	0.63 (0.234–1.693)
Age (per 1 year)	1.015 (0.985–1.045)	1.018 (0.946–1.096)	0.987 (0.908–1.072)
Male versus female gender	1.118 (0.495–2.524)	0.568 (0.224–1.438)	0.731 (0.258–2.067)
Revascularization (Y/N)	—	2.453 (0.97–6.305)	2.477 (0.866–7.086)
Physical activity (Y/N)	—	1.138 (0.476–2.723)	0.868 (0.325–2.318)
Current smoking habits (Y/N)	—	0.668 (0.23–1.941)	0.688 (0.215–2.202)
Body Mass Index (per 1 kg/m^2)	—	0.946 (0.853–1.048)	0.961 (0.866–1.067)
Hypercholesterolemia (Y/N)	—	1.869 (0.762–4.586)	1.246 (0.46–3.37)
Hypertension (Y/N)	—	0.983 (0.378–2.551)	0.876 (0.294–2.604)
Diabetes mellitus (Y/N)	—	1.009 (0.432–2.354)	1.139 (0.428–3.033)
Ejection fraction (per 1%)	—	0.935 (0.897–0.975)	0.951 (0.903–1.001)
MedDietScore (per 1/55 units)	—	—	0.989 (0.866–1.130)