Low Birth Weight, Cumulative Obesity Dose, and the Risk of Incident Type 2 Diabetes

Table 1

Study participants by sweep, age, sex, diabetes status, proportion of elevated BMI, and loss to follow-up.

Sweep	Age	Male				Female				All				Loss to follow-up
		Diabetes-free	Newly diagnosed diabetes	Total	Elevated BMI (N (%))	Diabetes-free	Newly diagnosed diabetes	Total	Elevated BMI (N (%))	Diabetes-free	Newly diagnosed diabetes	Total	Elevated BMI (N (%))
1	7	8537	2	8539	613 (7.18%)	8030	2	8032	770 (9.59%)	16,567	4	16,571	1383 (8.35%)	2
2	11	7683	6	7689	504 (6.55%)	7381	0	7381	688 (9.32%)	15,064	6	15,070	1192 (7.91%)	1503
3	16	7674	14	7688	449 (5.84%)	7374	9	7383	602 (8.15%)	15,048	23	15,071	1051 (6.97%)	1502
4	23	5297	5	5302	1006 (18.97%)	5495	10	5505	800 (14.53%)	10,792	15	10,807	1806 (16.71%)	5766
5	33	5571	18	5589	2753 (49.26%)	5766	27	5793	1985 (34.27%)	11,337	45	11,382	4738 (41.63%)	5191
6	42	5498	61	5559	3477 (62.55%)	5690	41	5731	2503 (43.67%)	11,188	102	11,290	5980 (52.97%)	5283
7	46	1191	76	1267	896 (70.72%)	1392	48	1440	765 (53.13%)	2583	124	2707	1661 (61.36%)	13,866
8	50	1319	29	1348	988 (73.29%)	1545	25	1570	923 (58.79%)	2864	54	2918	1911 (65.49%)	13,655
Total			211				162				373

Elevated BMI (N (%)): number and proportion of subjects with BMI above normal (including overweight and obese).