Search for: [Abstract = ".21\;95%CI\: 1.04\-1.41\). After adjustment for age, the highest risk of CVDincidence was observed in participants with low physical functioning\(HR=1.97\; 95%CI\: 1.35\-2.89 in men and HR=3.02\; 95%CI\: 1.74\-5.24in women\). Further adjustment for education, marital status, physicalactivity, history of chronic diseases and CVD risk factors attenuatedrisk partially, but the relationship remained significant \(HR=1.57\;95%CI\: 1.00\-2.45 in men and HR=2.07\; 95%CI\: 1.04\-4.10 in women\).After adjustment for age, the highest risk of CVD death was observedin participants with low physical functioning \(HR=7.43\; 95%CI\: 3.82\-14.46 in men and HR=4.06\; 95%CI\: 1.79\-9.22 in women\) in allparticipants, as well as in participants free of CVD at baseline\(HR=4.55\; 95%CI\: 2.15\-9.63 in men and HR=3.73\; 95%CI\: 1.51\-9.20in women\). Further adjustment for education, marital status, physicalactivity, history of chronic diseases \(included CVD\) and CVD riskfactors in all participants attenuated risk partially in men \(HR=3.86\;95%CI\: 1.75\-8.49\) but in women the relationship between physicalfunctioning and CVD mortality became insignificant \(HR=2.25\;95%CI\: 0.78\-6.43\). Similarly, in participants free of CVD at baseline,adjustment for education, marital status, physical activity, historyof chronic diseases \(other than CVD\) and CVD risk factors attenuatedrisk partially in men \(HR=3.34\; 95%CI\: 1.37\-8.12\) but in women therelati"]

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