Table 2

Cox regression analyses of the association between psychological distress, traditional risk factors and T2DM

HR95% CIp Value
Age (years)<0.001
 <40Reference
 40–501.921.35 to 2.75<0.001
 ≥502.361.56 to 3.57<0.001
BMI (kg/m2)0.132
 <25Reference
 25–301.350.94 to 1.930.102
 ≥301.600.98 to 2.630.061
Marital status1.340.77 to 2.320.294
Education level1.400.71 to 2.750.337
Exercise activity0.184
 Often (more than three times per week)Reference
 Occasion1.430.96 to 2.130.079
 Never1.170.66 to 2.080.585
Smoking0.653
 Non-smokersReference
 Current smokers1.020.73 to 1.430.889
 Ex-smokers0.800.46 to 1.400.438
Alcohol intake0.464
 Never or almost neverReference
 Current using alcohol10.56 to 1.770.988
 Former using alcohol1.570.64 to 3.840.324
Hypertension1.601.17 to 2.200.003
Dyslipidaemia1.411.04 to 1.920.027
Family history of diabetes1.040.74 to 1.450.84
Working hours1.080.80 to 1.470.618
Police assignments<0.001
 House registrationReference
 Public security0.960.50 to 1.850.894
 Administrative services0.840.39 to 1.850.672
 Traffic control3.351.89 to 5.93<0.001
 Criminal investigation0.880.40 to 1.950.757
 Other1.450.65 to 3.210.362
Psychological distress1.461.05 to 2.020.024
  • BMI, body mass index; T2DM, type 2 diabetes mellitus.