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Table S1. BMI measurements at different time-points according to

Aβ misfolding and clinical Alzheimer’s disease status

. Time-

point

Abeta misfolding No abeta misfolding

p-valuea

Clinical Alzheimer’s disease Dementia free

p-valuea

N Mean SD N Mean SD N Mean SD N Mean SD

Baseline 127 27.1 3.8 719 28.0 4.2 .0276 143 27.2 3.9 5,739 27.7 4.5 .1929

At age 50 120 25.1 2.5 663 26.0 3.5 .0004 135 25.8 3.4 5,533 26.3 4.1 .0951 At age 40 112 24.0 2.3 644 25.6 3.2 .0208 125 24.4 3.1 5,484 24.8 3.6 .1627

a p-values derived from t-tests for continuous variables.

SD: Standard deviation.

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