Table 3

Sensitivity analyses for cooking salt score >0 versus 0 and outcomes

UnadjustedAdjusted model 1*Adjusted model 2†
HR95% CIP valueHR95% CIP valueHR95% CIP value
Patients after propensity score matching (n=1530)
 Primary endpoint0.7910.658 to 0.951 0.013 0.7860.654 to 0.945 0.011 0.8220.683 to 0.989 0.038
 All-cause death0.9150.739 to 1.1340.4180.9200.743 to 1.1400.4470.9600.774 to 1.1910.711
 Cardiovascular death0.8120.613 to 1.0800.1500.8140.614 to 1.0800.1500.8490.640 to 1.1270.260
 Heart failure hospitalisation0.7760.629 to 0.958 0.018 0.7670.621 to 0.947 0.013 0.7990.647 to 0.987 0.037
Patients almost prepared all noon and evening meals at home (n=1081)
 Primary endpoint0.7350.586 to 0.921 0.007 0.7130.568 to 0.896 0.004 0.7900.627 to 0.996 0.046
 All-cause death0.8420.651 to 1.0880.1890.8540.659 to 1.1050.2290.9350.720 to 1.2140.615
 Cardiovascular death0.7050.502 to 0.990 0.043 0.7140.508 to 1.0040.0530.7740.549 to 1.0910.140
 Heart failure hospitalisation0.7530.582 to 0.975 0.032 0.7220.555 to 0.940 0.016 0.8000.613 to 1.0400.100
  • *Adjusted for randomisation group, age, gender and race.

  • †Adjusted for randomisation group, age, gender, race, previous heart failure hospitalisation, diuretics usage, estimated glomerular filtration rate, left ventricular ejection fraction and serum sodium.

  • HR, hazard ratio.;