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Table 1 Characteristic of the included studies with regard to magnesium and risk of hypertension

From: Dose-response relationship between dietary magnesium intake, serum magnesium concentration and risk of hypertension: a systematic review and meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies

Source

Study

Case/Sample size

Gender, age range (years)

Follow-up (years)

Exposure assessment

Outcome ascertainment

Recruitment time

Hypertension definition (SBP/DBP mmHg)

Adjustments

Study quality

Witteman [25] 1989,USA

NHS

3275/58218

Female, 34–59

4

Validated 61-item FFQ

Validated self-reported

1980–1984

≥140/90

Age, Quetelet’s index, energy intake, alcohol use, calcium, magnesium, potassium, and fiber intake.

7

Ascherio [26], 1992,USA

HPFS

1248/30681

Male, 40–75

4

Validated 131-item FFQ

Validated self-reported

1986

≥140/90

Age, Quetelet’s index, alcohol use, magnesium, potassium, fiber, and energy.

6

Ascherio [27], 1996,USA

NHS

2526/41541

Female, 38–63

4

Validated 126-item and 61 item FFQ

Validated self-reported

1984–1988

≥140/90

Age, BMI, alcohol use, and energy.

7

Peacock [28], 1999,USA

ARIC

1597/7731

Female/Male, 45–64

6

61 item FFQ

Self-reported/AHTs treatment

1987–1989

≥140/90

Age, race, field center,BMI, WHR, diabetes, education, family history of hypertension, leisure activity score, hormone replacement therapy (women),baseline SBP and energy intake.

7

Song [30], 2006,USA

WHS

8544/28349

Female, ≥45

9.8

131-item FFQ

Validated self-reported/AHTs treatment/physician diagnosis

1992–1993

≥140/90

Age, treatment, family history of MI before 60, exercise, alcohol use, postmenopausal hormone use, multivitamin use, smoking, energy, BMI, history of diabetes, cholesterol, saturated fat intake, glycemic load, sodium intake.

7

He [29] 2006,USA

CARDIA

932/4637

Female/Male,18–30

15

Validated FFQ

Self-reported

1985–1986

≥130/85

Age, gender, race, education, smoking, physical activity, family history of diabetes, alcohol use, BMI, and intake of fiber, polyunsaturated fat, saturated fat, carbohydrates, and energy.

8

Khan [31], 2010, USA

FHS

551/2520

Female/Male middle-age

8

Standard colorimetrc assay

Physician diagnosis/AHTs treatment

1979–1982

≥140/90

Age,sex,BMI,diabetes,SBP,total/HDL cholesterol ratio,smoking,hemoglobin, albumin,GFR,calcium,potassium.

8

Joosten [32], 2013, Netherlands

PREVEND

1172/5511

Female/Male,28–75

7.6

Roche diagnostics

Self-reported/AHTs treatment

1997–1998

≥140/90

Age, sex, BMI, smoking, parental history of hypertension, alcohol intake, study design, and plasma levels of sodium, potassium, and calcium.

8

Huitrón [33], 2015, Mexico

HWCS

274/1378

Female/Male,20–87

7

Validated 116-item FFQ

Self-reported/physician diagnosis

2004–2006

≥140/90

Age, sex, time, physical activity, use of postmenopausal hormone, multivitamin use and alcohol, smoking, intake of saturated fat intake, cholesterol, sodium, and energy glycemic load,, history of diabetes, BMI and family history of hypertension.

7

  1. Abbreviations: NHS Nurse’s Health Study, HPFS Health Professionals Follow-up Study, ARIC Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities Study, WHS Women’s Health Study, CARDIA Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults, HWCS Health Workers Cohort Study, FHS Framingham Heart Study, PREVEND Prevention of Renal and Vascular End-Stage Disease study, FFQ food-frequency questionnaire, BMI body mass index, MI myocardial infarction, SBP systolic blood pressure, WHR waist-to-hip ratio, HDL high density lipoprotein, GFR glomerular filtration rate, AHTs antihypertensive medications