Search for: [Abstract = "f lipidsand glucose using enzymatic and enzymatic\-colorimetric methods.Participants were followed to obtain information on deaths andtheir causes and incident CVD. CVD incidence and mortality wereassessed separately in men and women in four subcategoriesof physical functioning, i.e. very good, good, moderate and low,according to quartile values of the distribution of physical functioning.Multivariate logistic regression analysis was used to assess therelationship between physical functioning and CVD risk factors.Relationship between physical functioning and CVD incidence andmortality was assessed using Cox proportional hazards model. Thereference group consisted of participants with very good physicalfunctioning.Compared to men with very good physical functioning, men withlow physical functioning had more frequent low physical activity\(OR=2.64\; 95%CI\: 2.24\-3.12\), diabetes \(OR=2.56\; 95%CI\: 2.03\-3.22\), hypertension \(OR=1.60\; 95%CI\: 1.33\-1.92\), more frequentlywere obese \(OR=1.51\; 95%CI\: 1.25\-1.82\) and smokers \(OR=1.69\;95%CI\: 1.39\-2.00\). Compared to women with very good physical \; functioning, women with low physical functioning had more frequentdiabetes \(OR=2.63\; 95%CI\: 2.01\-3.44\), obesity \(OR=2.22\;95%CI\: 1.86\-2.64\), hypertension \(OR=2.05\; 95%CI\: 1.73\-2.42\), lowphysical activity \(OR=1.92\; 95%CI\: 1.65\-2.24\), more frequent wereoverweight \(OR=1.31\; 95%CI\: 1.12\-1.53\) and smokers \(OR=1"]

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