Relationship of leisure-time and household physical activity level and type with cardiovascular disease: secondary analysis of the Takashima Study data

Table 5 Relationship between leisure-time and house hold activities and cardiovascular disease and stroke onset, by number of types, and participation level

			Total (n = 3741)
			No. of patients	HR	95%CI	P value	Interaction test
Types of leisure-time activity			No. of patients	HR	95%CI	P value	P value
CVD
0–1 type	Amount of leisure-time activity_Low	(n = 877)	39	1.00	(Ref)		0.01
	Amount of leisure-time activity_Middle	(n = 519)	10	0.66	(0.27–1.59)	0.354
	Amount of leisure-time activity_High	(n = 302)	5	0.36	(0.09–1.38)	0.135
2 or more types	Amount of leisure-time activity_Low	(n = 372)	8	0.45	(0.20–1.04)	0.060
	Amount of leisure-time activity_Middle	(n = 726)	15	0.48	(0.22–1.04)	0.063
	Amount of leisure-time activity_High	(n = 945)	15	0.31	(0.12–0.79)	0.015
Stroke
0–1 type	Amount of leisure time activity_Low	(n = 877)	31	1.00	(Ref)		0.01
	Amount of leisure time activity_Middle	(n = 519)	9	0.62	(0.24–1.63)	0.334
	Amount of leisure time activity_High	(n = 302)	5	0.33	(0.08–1.36)	0.125
2 or more type	Amount of leisure time activity_Low	(n = 372)	5	0.39	(0.15–1.02)	0.054
	Amount of leisure time activity_Middle	(n = 726)	11	0.38	(0.15–0.95)	0.038
	Amount of leisure time activity_High	(n = 945)	12	0.24	(0.08–0.70)	0.009

Multivariate-adjusted model—Adjustment factors: sex, age, BMI, hypertension (y/n), diabetes (y/n), dyslipidemia (y/n),
ly drinks/past history of drinking/non-drinker), job (y/n), and physical activities other than during leisure time (sleep, job, transportation, other)
BMI body mass index; HR hazard ratio; CI confidence interval; CVD cardiovascular disease

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