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Research Articles

The relationship between weight change and inflammatory bowel disease. A population-based cohort study, the HUNT study

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Pages 830-834 | Received 14 Feb 2024, Accepted 05 May 2024, Published online: 13 May 2024

Figures & data

Figure 1. The selection of the final study population included participants with follow-up between HUNT1 and HUNT2 (left side) or HUNT2 and HUNT3 (right side), respectively. Participants with a previous inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) diagnosis were excluded.*The participants were excluded because of missing values on BMI in HUNT3. **Data from the two latest HUNT studies was used when there were observations from all three HUNT studies.

Figure 1. The selection of the final study population included participants with follow-up between HUNT1 and HUNT2 (left side) or HUNT2 and HUNT3 (right side), respectively. Participants with a previous inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) diagnosis were excluded.*The participants were excluded because of missing values on BMI in HUNT3. **Data from the two latest HUNT studies was used when there were observations from all three HUNT studies.

Table 1. Characteristics of the study participants.

Table 2. The risk of a new UC diagnosis after change in BMI (kg/m2).

Table 3. The risk of a new CD diagnosis after change in BMI (kg/m2).

Data availability statement

The data is available through application to HUNT Research Centre: https://hunt-db.medisin.ntnu.no/hunt-db/#/