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Table 4 Cox proportional hazards analysis of factors associated with prostate cancer-cause specific survival in the post-USPSTF era (2014–2016)

From: Changes in prostate cancer survival among insured patients in relation to USPSTF screening recommendations

 

Sample size no. (%)

Adjusted HR (95% CI)

p-value

Age

 < 55

11,843 (9.12)

1 (Referent)

 

55–70

79,397 (61.15)

1.235 (0.961–1.587)

0.099

 > 70

38,610 (29.73)

1.973 (1.533–2.540)

 < 0.001

Insurance status

 Insured

102,420 (91.45)

1 (Referent)

 

 Medicaid

8,084 (7.22)

1.230 (1.040–1.454)

0.015

 Uninsured

1,489 (1.33)

0.946 (0.642–1.394)

0.780

Race

 Non-Hispanic White

84,102 (67.28)

1 (Referent)

 

 Non-Hispanic Black

20,939 (16.75)

1.125 (0.974–1.298)

0.108

 Hispanic

12,994 (10.39)

1.006 (0.838–1.208)

0.948

 Non-Hispanic Asian/Pacific Islander

6,505 (5.20)

0.738 (0.571–0.954)

0.020

 Non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaskan Native

463 (0.37)

1.371 (0.755–2.490)

0.300

PSA, ng/mL

 ≤ 10

74,416 (67.56)

1 (Referent)

 

 10 < PSA ≤ 20

18,022 (16.36)

1.239 (1.010–1.519)

0.039

 > 20

17,715 (16.08)

1.985 (1.672–2.358)

 < 0.001

Biopsy gleason score

 ≤ 6

41,749 (35.48)

1 (Referent)

 

 7

48,907 (41.56)

2.328 (1.648–3.288)

 < 0.001

 ≥ 8

27,019 (22.96)

7.023 (5.024–9.815)

 < 0.001

Stage

 Localized

94,477 (76.71)

1 (Referent)

 

 Regional

18,878 (15.33)

2.497 (1.994–3.127)

 < 0.001

 Distant

9,801 (7.96)

11.763 (9.963–13.887)

 < 0.001

Treatment

 No local therapy

81,388 (62.68)

1 (Referent)

 

 Prostatectomy and/or radiotherapy

48,462 (37.32)

0.201 (0.154–0.263)

 < 0.001