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Figure 3. Best-fitting model for wine effect (R2=0.54 versus R2=0.27 for the linear model with a positive linear term; P=0.34), using dose-response curves in 7 prospective studies. Parameters of the model were ß1=-9.9±4.4x10-4 (P=0.042) and ß2=0.0067±0.0023x10-4 (P=0.013). The best-fitting model using data from the 3 case-control studies was a quadratic model that was not statistically significant with a positive linear term (P=0.16) and a negative quadratic term (P=0.091). Horizontal lines represent the 95% CI.





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