Statistics on the 22 studies (with or without associations reaching genome-wide significance).

Loci are called significant if they contain a SNP with p-value over 8.4 and suggestively significant if they have one between 7.1 and 8.4. Loci that were not previously associated with the given trait are in bold, those where we report a remapping of a previous hit are in italics, and suggestively significant loci are in parentheses. Size refers to the total number of individuals in the study. The “top hit” refers to the largest p-value for the given trait. The genomic control inflation factor, , [59] was between 1.0 and 1.02 for all studies. For more details, including , numbers of cases and controls, and covariates used in the analyses, see Supplementary Table 1 of Text S6.