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- Figure 1 Dementia detection rate ratio by period of follow-up for obese vs desirable BMI (30+ vs 20–24.9 kg/m2)
Stratified by year of birth and year reporting exposure and adjusted for region of residence, educational qualifications, area deprivation, height, smoking, alcohol consumption, use of menopausal hormones, and physical activity. BMI = body mass index; CI = confidence interval.
- Figure 2 Dementia detection rate ratio by period of follow-up for low vs desirable BMI (<20 vs 20–24.9 kg/m2)
Stratified by year of birth and year reporting exposure and adjusted for region of residence, educational qualifications, area deprivation, height, smoking, alcohol consumption, use of menopausal hormones, and physical activity. BMI = body mass index; CI = confidence interval.
- Figure 3 Dementia detection rate ratio by period of follow-up for those with the lowest fifth of caloric intake vs higher intakes
Stratified by year of birth and year reporting exposure and adjusted for region of residence, educational qualifications, area deprivation, height, smoking, alcohol consumption, use of menopausal hormones, and physical activity. CI = confidence interval.
- Figure 4 Dementia detection rate ratio by period of follow-up in inactive vs active women
Stratified by year of birth and year reporting exposure and adjusted for region of residence, educational qualifications, area deprivation, height, smoking, alcohol consumption, use of menopausal hormones, and body mass index. CI = confidence interval.
- Figure 5 Dementia detection rate ratio after 15+ years of follow-up by hospital-specified type of dementia
Stratified by year of birth and year reporting exposure and adjusted for region of residence, educational qualifications, area deprivation, height, smoking, alcohol consumption, and use of menopausal hormones. For body mass index (BMI) and caloric intake analyses, also adjusted for physical activity. For physical activity analysis, also adjusted for BMI. CI = confidence interval.
- Figure 6 Probability of first admission to hospital with dementia by time since first mention of dementia in primary care
CI = confidence interval.
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