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Table 1 Publications and cohorts that report the relationship between measures of dietary sugar intake and type 2 diabetes

From: Evidence-based mapping of design heterogeneity prior to meta-analysis: a systematic review and evidence synthesis

 

Macronutrients

Cohorts (reference)

Sugar-sweetened beverages (SSB) - broadly defineda

Total sugarsb

Sucrose

Fructose

Glucose

Fructose and glucose

>25,000 Participants

      

BWHS [28]

√

     

EPIC-All [29, 30]

√(29)

√(30)

    

EPIC-FR [31]

√

     

EPIC-NL [32]

 

√

    

EPIC-P [33]

  

√

√

√

 

HPFS [34, 35]

√

     

IWHS [36]

  

√

√

√

 

JPHC [37]

√

     

MelC [38]

 

√

    

NHS [35, 39, 40]

√(35,39)

 

√(40)

   

NHSII [41]

√

     

SCHS [42]

√

     

WHS [43]

 

√

√

√

√

 

10,000 TO 24,999 Participants

      

ARIC [44]

√

     

5000 to 9,999 Participants

      

MESA [45]

√

     

1000 to 4,999 Participants

      

EPIC-Nor [46]

 

√

√

√

√

 

FMC [47]

√

√

√

√

√

√

Jfact [48]

√

     

Total publications:

15

6

6

5

5

1

Total unique cohorts representedc

11

4

6

5

5

1

 

9 Publications: 8 Cohorts

  1. aSSB was broadly defined to include studies that defined sweetened beverages as either SSB only or as soft drinks (either sugar or artificially sweetened).
  2. bTotal sugars = disaccharides and monosaccharides.
  3. cTotal cohorts represented enumerates unique cohorts. Eight of 10 countries are represented in EPIC-All, which overlaps with country specific EPIC publications except for Norway and Greece.
  4. ARIC, Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities Study; WHS, Women’s Health Study (B, Black, I, Iowa); EPIC-All, P, N, NL, FR, European Prospective Investigation of Cancer (InterAct Study, Potsdam, Norfolk, Netherlands, France); FMC, Finnish Mobile Clinic Health Examination Survey; HPFS, Health Professional’s Follow up Study; Jfact, Study of Japanese factory workers; JPHC, Japan Public Health Center-based Prospective Study; MESA, Multi-ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis; NHS, Nurse’s Health Study; SCHS, Singapore Chinese Study.