Additional file 1 of Association of omega-3 fatty acids with improved prognosis after myocardial infarction: the role of red cell distribution width—an EHR study

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Authors: Yu Wang, Caixia Dong, Yanjing Feng, Wenqian Zhang, Miao Yuan, Yao Ma, Chang Liu, Dengfeng Gao
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Supplementary material 1. Table S1. Baseline characteristics of the NHANES cohort. Table S2. Baseline characteristics by RDW group in the NHANES cohort. Table S3. Baseline characteristics by RDW group in the NHANES cohort. Table S4. Cox models of dietary n-3 FAs, RDW and mortality in the NHANES cohort. Table S5. Baseline characteristics by RDW group in the UK Biobank cohort. Table S6. Associations between RDW and n-3 blood biomarkers in the UK Biobank cohort. Table S7. Cox models of n-3 biomarkers, RDW and 5-year mortality in the UK Biobank cohort. Table S8. Baseline characteristics of additional covariates in the NHANES cohort. Table S9. RDW in the associations between n-3 blood biomarkers and 5-year mortality post-MI. Table S10. RDW in the associations between n-3 blood biomarkers and 5-year mortality post-MI. Table S11. RDW in the associations between n-3 blood biomarkers and 5-year mortality post-MI. Figure S1. Associations between n-3 blood biomarkers and RDW: RCSs based on linear regression. Figure S2. Adjusted associations between dietary n-3 FAs, RDW, and mortality. Figure S3. RCSs from Cox models of n-3 biomarkers and RDW on 5-year mortality

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Fatty Acid Research and Health Inflammatory Biomarkers in Disease Prognosis Nutritional Studies and Diet

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Publication date
1 January 2026
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EN