医学
一致性
心血管健康
逻辑回归
优势比
可能性
幼儿
人口学
内科学
疾病
发展心理学
心理学
社会学
作者
Wei Perng,Izzuddin M. Aris,Natalie Slopen,Nolan Younoszai,Valerie Swanson,Noel T. Mueller,Katherine A. Sauder,Dana Dabelea
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.annepidem.2023.02.004
摘要
Assess cardiovascular health (CVH) during early childhood using the American Heart Association's recently updated construct, Life's Essential 8 (LE8); examine concordance in CVH status per LE8 versus Life's Simple 7 (LS7); and identify perinatal correlates of high CVH per LE8.We applied LE8 and LS7 to data from 305 children aged 4-7 years in Denver, CO; estimated % low, moderate, high, and optimal CVH; assessed concordance in CVH status based on LE8 and LS7 using contingency tables; and used multivariable logistic regression to identify early-life correlates of high CVH per LE8.Average age of children was 4.7 ± 0.6 years, 44.6% were female. No participants had low or optimal CVH, 43.9% had high, and 56.1% had moderate CVH per LE8, whereas 33.4% had high and 66.6% had moderate CVH per LS7. Twenty-two percent had high CVH based on both constructs. Correlates of high CVH were maternal prenatal diet quality (odds ratioHealthy Eating Index score>vs. ≤57 = 1.90 [1.12, 3.21]) and child age (odds ratioper 1 year = 1.58 [1.04. 2.42]).LE8 yielded higher prevalence of high CVH than LS7 during early childhood, though there is modest concordance between the two constructs. Maternal diet is a potential modifiable target to optimize early-life CVH.
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