Extended Data Fig. 3: Odds ratio per standard deviation (SD) increase of PGSLC for prevalent obesity categories. | Nature Medicine

Extended Data Fig. 3: Odds ratio per standard deviation (SD) increase of PGSLC for prevalent obesity categories.

From: Polygenic prediction of body mass index and obesity through the life course and across ancestries

Extended Data Fig. 3

All PGS were standardised using the mean and SD of the PGS of individuals who did not have the outcome of interest (that is, those with a BMI value below the threshold for a given obesity category), to account for differences in prevalence across validation populations. MVP, Million Veteran Program; GPC-UGR, Uganda General Population Cohort; UKB, UK Biobank. Sample sizes (distinct individuals) per grouped set of estimates, left to right: AFR 12263, 2332, 18701; AMR 10281, 8096; AS 4201; EAS 1359; SAS 1177; EUR 13673, 69828, 340224.

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