. 2017 Jan 17;12(1):e0170144. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0170144

Table 3. Adjusted mean time ± standard error to diagnosis (in months from accession) of broadly defined cardiometabolic risks across BMI categories at accession among 731 014 Army entrants, 2001–2011.^a.

Body Mass Index Category (kg/m²)	Hypertension	Dyslipidemia	Glucose/insulin disorder	Metabolic syndrome	Overweight/ Obesity^b
Underweight (<18.5)	39.51 ± 1.54	49.71 ±2.14	36.45 ± 3.01	54.21 ± 17.00	35.19 ± 3.04
Normal weight (18.5–<25)	40.60 ± 0.25	50.76 ±0.36	41.44 ± 0.64	57.77 ± 3.86	39.00 ± 0.32
Overweight (25–<30)	39.48 ±0.23^c	48.26 ±0.32^c	44.00 ± 0.69^d	49.50 ± 2.34	33.50 ± 0.17^c
Obese (≥30)	36.42 ±0.33^c	44.76 ±0.48^c	44.22 ±1.03^d	46.19 ± 2.76^c	29.16 ± 0.22^c

^aTime to diagnosis is expressed as mean adjusted time in months (standard error). Means were adjusted for age at accession, sex, and year of accession.

^bTruly “incident” only in initially underweight or normal weight Soldiers. Time to diagnosis in overweight and obese Soldiers is given for illustrative purposes only.

^cSignificantly different from normal weight, P <0.001.

^dSignificantly different from normal weight, 0.001< P <0.05.

Table 3. Adjusted mean time ± standard error to diagnosis (in months from accession) of broadly defined cardiometabolic risks across BMI categories at accession among 731 014 Army entrants, 2001–2011.a.

Table 3. Adjusted mean time ± standard error to diagnosis (in months from accession) of broadly defined cardiometabolic risks across BMI categories at accession among 731 014 Army entrants, 2001–2011.^a.