Jill R Silverman, Branden Z Wang
Impact of School Closures, Precipitated by COVID-19, on Weight and Weight-Related Risk Factors among Schoolteachers: A Cross-Sectional Study
Nutrients
estimate risk interval colorectal cancer crc faecal immunochemical test fit negative screening participants according socioeconomic status registerbased study first round fit negative 20 g hbg faeces screening participants biennial fit citizens aged 5074 followed estimate interval crc risk multivariate cox proportional hazard regression models estimated hrs based socioeconomic status defined educational level income models adjusted age sex fit concentration identified 829 07 interval crc 1 160 902 individuals interval crc common lower socioeconomic strata 07 mediumlong higher education compared 10 elementary school 04 highest income quartile compared 12 lowest differences translate significant differences hr multivariate analysis explained fit concentration age hr interval crc 709 95 ci fit concentrations 119198 g hbg faeces 337 95 ci fit 72 118 compared 72 hr rose increasing age ranging 206 95 ci 145 293 760 95 ci 563 1025 compared 55 years interval crc risk increased decreasing income heavily influenced lower income individuals often older increased fit concentrations individualising screening interval based age fit result may decrease interval crc rates reduce social gradient thereby increase screening efficiency