Research Article

Overweight or Obese Individuals at Eighteen Years of Age Develop Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma at a Significantly Earlier Age

Table 1

Baseline patient demographics.

VariableOverall ()BMI-18 classification value
Normal
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Overweight
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Obese
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Age of pancreatic cancer diagnosis (y, mean ± SD)65.9 ± 9.966.7 ± 10.064.0 ± 9.259.9 ± 8.60.02
Sex [N (%)]0.27
 Male178 (55.8)133 (53.9)39 (65.0)6 (50.0)
 Female141 (44.2)114 (46.1)21 (35.0)6 (50.0)
Smoking history [N (%)]0.63
 Yes264 (82.8)204 (82.6)51 (85.0)9 (75.0)
 No55 (17.2)43 (17.4)9 (15.0)3 (25.0)
Alcohol status [N (%)]0.29
 Heavy (>3 drinks/day)68 (21.7)50 (20.6)17 (28.3)1 (9.1)
 Light (≤3 drinks/day)246 (78.3)193 (79.4)43 (71.7)10 (90.9)
Diabetes status [N (%)]0.51
 Yes131 (41.2)97 (39.4)28 (46.7)6 (50.0)
 No187 (58.8)149 (60.6)32 (53.3)6 (50.0)
Family history of PC [N (%)]29 (9.2)21 (8.6)6 (10.2)2 (16.7)0.44