Differences in cardiovascular and diabetes risk markers at mean age 70 years, by trajectory of BMI (having a high BMI at different points of the life course) at different ages (mean age 21, 50 and 70 years).

n: Number of participants (subset of individuals with BMI available at all age periods). For BMI at mean 70 years this includes all available data.
BMI trajectories: Each triplet corresponds to a different trajectory of high BMI at mean age 21, 50 and 70 years; with 0 and 1 denoting BMI below and above the 75th percentile of the BMI distribution, respectively. For example, (0–0-0) denoted low BMI at all age periods, whilst (0–0-1) signified high BMI at mean age 70 years only.
Coef: Estimates are differences in risk marker from BMI trajectory 0–0-0. Estimates are adjusted for age at the time when the risk markers were measured, and town as fixed effect.
Differences in cardiovascular and diabetes risk markers at mean age 70 years, by trajectory of BMI (having a high BMI at different points of the life course) at different ages (mean age 21, 50 and 70 years).