Hazard ratios (HR) for incident diabetes by income group and cardiovascular or psychosocial risk factors in older people –Hefei cohort study, China.

<p><a href="mailto:@1High" target="_blank">@1High</a> income- Very satisfactory income;</p><p><a href="mailto:@2Middle" target="_blank">@2Middle</a> income - Satisfactory income;</p><p><a href="mailto:@3low" target="_blank">@3low</a> - Average/Poor income or Financial problem in the last two years.</p>*<p>Nos of Diabetes/participants (%).</p>§<p>includes BMI>24, current- and ex- smoking, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia and no hobby of walking.</p>$<p>including any of worrying, feeling lonely, hypochondriasis, anxiety/depressive syndrome level, death of closely related people, horrifying experience, and less than daily visiting children/other relatives.</p>†<p><i>In the combined analysis of income with cardiovascular risk factors</i>, adjusted for age, marital status, living status, frequency of visiting children/other relatives, hypochondriasis, anxiety/depressive syndrome levels, hearing problems, and activity of daily living. <i>In the combined analysis of income with psychosocial factors</i>, adjusted for age, BMI, smoke habits, hobby of walking, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, hearing problems and activity of daily living.