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Baseline characteristics of participants, NHANESIII.

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Partial correlation between different adiposity indicators, NHANES III.

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Fig 1.

Association between body fat percentage (A and B) and waist-hip ratio (C and D) with hazard ratio of all-cause mortality in males and females, NHAHES 1988–2011. Notes: Solid lines and dash lines represent the hazard ratios and their 95% confidence intervals after adjusting for baseline age and ethnicity.

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Fig 2.

Hazard ratios of all-cause mortality in males (A and B) and females (C and D) with various body fat percentage categories, NHAHES 1988–2011. Notes: CI, confidence interval. Body fat percentage categories of 25–30 in males and 30–35 in females were used as the reference groups. Model 1 (A and C) was adjusted for baseline age and ethnicity. Model 2 (B and D) was adjusted for baseline age, ethnicity, household income, year of education, urbanization, physical activity, alcohol intake, smoking status, and hypertension.

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Fig 3.

Hazard ratios of all-cause mortality in males (A and B) and females (C and D) with various waist-hip ratio (WHR) categories, NHAHES 1988–2011. Notes: CI, confidence interval. WHR category of 0.95–1.00 in males and 0.90–0.95 in females was used as the reference group. Model 1 (A and C) was adjusted for baseline age and ethnicity. Model 2 (B and D) was adjusted for baseline age, ethnicity, household income, year of education, urbanization, physical activity, alcohol intake, smoking status, and hypertension.

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Table 3.

Joint association between body fat percentage and WHR with mortality and survival age among American adults, NHAHES 1988–2011.

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