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Fig 1.

Study flow diagram.

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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of participants in the UKB stratified by the quartile of energy-adjusted dietary inflammatory index.

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Table 2.

HR and 95%CI for chronic kidney disease by the quartile of energy-adjusted dietary inflammatory index.

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Fig 2.

The association between the energy-adjusted dietary inflammatory index and incident CKD.

a) Heatmap of kidney function, inflammatory indicators and the DII score.Restricted cubic splines of E-DII with b) CRP and c) SII. The dose-response relationship of the E-DII with d) all incident CKD, e) early-stage CKD and f) moderate to late CKD.

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Fig 3.

Subgroup analysis and HR (95% CI) for incident CKD associated with energy-adjusted dietary inflammatory index.

Adjusted for age and gender education, employment, smoking status, alcohol consumption, frequency of physical activity (> 10 mins/week), BMI, sleep duration, WHratio, history of hypertension, diabetes, chronic heart disease, ACEIs, statins, insulin, and metformin.

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