Fig. 2From: Epigenetic aging in older people living with HIV in Eswatini: a pilot study of HIV and lifestyle factors and epigenetic agingEffect sizes for the associations between HIV status variables and epigenetic aging adjusted for lifestyle and quality of life factors. Effect estimates (95% CI) for the change in A Hannum EAA by age at HIV diagnosis, B Hannum EAA by years since HIV diagnosis, and C Hannum EAA by CD4+ T cell counts at enrollment. Each plot represents effect estimates for four separate models: Model 1 (Green; covariates: age, sex, education level, past smoking status, and estimated cell-type composition); Model 2 (Orange; Model 1 + weekly dietary servings of fruits/vegetables); Model 3 (Navy; Model 1 + SF-36 questionnaire [perceived quality of life]); Model 4 (Green-Yellow; Model 1 + total physical activity [work-related moderate/vigorous + commuting + leisure/recreational moderate/vigorous activity] Significance taken at p < 0.05, represented by *; p < 0.05 *Back to article page