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From: Body Mass Index, sex, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug medications, smoking and alcohol are differentially associated with World Health Organisation criteria and colorectal cancer risk in people with Serrated Polyposis Syndrome: an Australian case-control study

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Forest plots summarizing odds ratio (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) for each characteristic and risk factor. A OR and 95% CI for characteristics and risk factors for all SPS (black dots) and stratified by SPS WHO criteria (WHO2010 criteria I = blue square; WHO2010 criteria III = green triangle; Both WHO2010 criteria I and III = red diamond) vs. controls B OR and 95% CI for characteristics and risk factors for all SPS (black dots) and stratified by SPS CRC status (developed CRC = blue square; did not develop CRC = green triangle) vs. controls. C OR and 95% CI for characteristics and risk factors for all SPS (black dots) and stratified by SPS WHO criteria (WHO2010 criteria I = blue square; WHO2010 criteria III = green triangle; Both WHO2010 criteria I and III = red diamond) vs. controls for females only. D OR and 95% CI for characteristics and risk factors for all SPS (black dots) and stratified by SPS CRC status (developed CRC = blue square; did not develop CRC = green triangle) vs. controls for females only. Variables were excluded from the figure if they were not included in the multivariate model (p-value of > 0.15 and > 20% missing data in the univariate analysis)

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