Research Article

Impact of the Glycemic Control and Duration of Type 2 Diabetes on Vitamin D Level and Cardiovascular Disease Risk

Table 3

Relevant medical and dietary variables among normal and long-lasting-controlled patients with T2D.

Variables% within variablePearson chi-square
NormalLong-lasting & controlled value

Gender0.330.564
 Male45.055.0
 Female53.346.7
Employee24.530.001
 No5.394.7
 Yes77.422.6
Family history of hypertension6.810.009
 No0.0100.0
 Yes56.843.2
Family history of cardiovascular disease9.520.002
 No59.540.5
 Yes0.0100.0
Family history of diabetes3.190.074
 No0.0100.0
 Yes53.246.8
Past history of high blood pressure17.560.0011
 No67.632.4
 Yes0.0100.0
Smoking status6.810.033
 No56.843.2
 Yes0.0100.0
 Passive0.0100.0
Physical activity0.9360.001
 No38.561.5
 Yes54.145.9
Bone symptoms14.100.001
 No64.135.9
 Yes0.0100.0
Exposure sun17.560.001
 Weekly67.632.4
 Daily0.0100.0
Time of exposure19.900.001
 No0.0100.0
 Sunrise76.923.1
 At noon0.0100.0
 Afternoon0.0100.0
Nature of work1.020.312
 Inside51.049.0
 Outside0.0100.0
Egg5.090.165
 No0.0100.0
 Daily75.025.0
 Weekly52.447.6
 Monthly0.0100.0
Milk9.290.026
 No0.0100.0
 Daily34.865.2
 Weekly70.829.2
 Monthly0.0100.0
Fish oil4.750.093
 No0.0100.0
 Daily
 Weekly38.561.5
 Monthly58.841.2
Lifetime ASCVD risk8.140.004
 No100.00.0
 Yes41.958.1
Framingham46.150.001
 No96.23.8
 Yes0.0100.0