How many factors were found to be associated with abnormal LDL-cholesterol in university analysis,and what Table 1 Factors associated with LDL-cholesterol among the hill tribe people aged 30 years and over.TotalLDL-cholesterolFactorsn (%)NormalAbnormalOR95%CIp-valueORAdj95%CIp-valuen (%)n (%)Total2,552 (100)774 (30.3)1,778 (69.7)N/AN/AN/ASex257 (29.5)517 (30.7)613 (70.5)1,165 (69.3)Male870 (34.1)3.061.89-4.270.003*2.891.66-4.010.002*Female1,682 (65.9)1.00Age (years)368 (14.4)619 (24.3)260 (70.7)423 (68.3)455 (70.1)402 (69.6)188 (69.4)50 (74.6)30-39108 (29.3)196 (31.7)1.0040-490.450.68-1.190.44650-59649 (25.4)578 (22.6)271 (10.6)67 (2.6)194 (29.9)176 (30.4)83 (30.6)17 (25.4)0.860.74-1.290.85560-690.720.71-1.260.7180.67-1.330.67-2.2170-790.730.727> 800.510.509Tribe714 (28.0)391 (15.3)389 (15.2)200 (28.0)134 (34.3)108 (27.8)121 (32.9)119 (29.2)92 (32.6)Akha514 (72.0)257 (65.7)281 (72.2)247 (67.1)289 (70.8)190 (67.4)1.000.57-0.971.77-4.330.002*0.001*Lahu0.750.031*0.660.53-0.81Hmong3.010.030*2.881.65-3.97Yao368 (14.4)0.790.61-1.040.097Karen408 (16.0)0.950.72-1.240.680Lisu282 (11.1)0.800.60-1.080.150EducationNo educationPrimary schoolSecondary school or1,957 (76.7)365 (14.3)230 (9.0)602 (30.8)110 (30.1)62 (27.0)1,355 (69.2)255 (69.9)168 (73.0)1.001.030.81-1.310.8121.200.88-1.640.236| higher TotalLDL-cholesterolFactorsn (%)NormalAbnormalOR95%CIp-valueORAdj95%CIp-valuen (%)n (%)Total2,552 (100)774 (30.3)1,778 (69.7)N/AN/AN/AOccupationUnemployedAgriculturistTrader and otherSmoking187 (29.8)352 (28.3)235 (34.5)628 (24.6)441 (70.2)891 (71.7)446 (65.5)1.240.98-1.570.0671.260.98.1.610.0701,243 (48.7)681 (26.7)1.331.09-1.630.005*1.341.09-1.640.006*1.001.001,350 (69.9)428 (69.0)No1,932 (75.7)620 (24.3)582 (30.1)1.00Yes192 (31.0)0.960.79-1.170.691Alcohol use1,955 (76.6)597 (23.4)No591 (30.2)183 (30.7)1,364 (69.8)414 (69.3)1.00Yes4.982.80-5.200.004*3.992.55-5.110.002*Exercise1,551 (60.8)719 (28.2)282 (11.1)473 (30.5)208 (28.9)93 (33.0)1,078 (69.5)511 (71.1)189 (67.0)No1.120.86-1.470.407Sometimes1.210.90-1.630.209Regularly1.00BMINormal weightUnderweightOverweight131 (66.8)555 (68.8)1,092 (70.5)196 (7.7)65 (33.2)252 (31.2)457 (29.5)1.000.38-0.72<0.001*807 (31.6)1,549 (60.7)0.521.180.86-1.610.292**End of questions**

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