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Choice of exposure variable 6  \n2. General approach for obtaining mean BMI and overweight and obesity prevalence (%) data 8  \n3. Criteria for Data collection 8  \n3.1 Identification of eligible data 8  \n3.2 Details of excluded data 10  \n3.3 Trend data 10  \n3.4 Quality of data 11  \n3.5 Smoothing 12  \n3.6 Missing data 12  \n3.6.1 Missing elderly data 12  \n3.6.2 Missing country data 13  \n4. Data on Mean BMI,% Overweight/Obesity in the European Union, for individual member states and USA 14  \nEuropean Union 14  \nAustria 15  \nBelgium 16  \nBulgaria 17  \nCzech Republic 18  \nDenmark 19  \nFinland 20  \nFrance 21  \nGermany 22  \nIreland 23  \nItaly 24  \nNetherlands 25  \nPoland 26  \nPortugal 27  \nSpain 28  \nSweden 29  \nUnited Kingdom 30  \nUSA 31  \n5 Discussion of the data provided on BMI mean, and prevalence of overweight and obesity 32  \n5.1 Potential sources of uncertainty related to the choice of data sources used 33  \n5.2 Comparabiltiy 33  \nPart 2 Estimating risk factor-disease relationships 35  \n1. Choice of outcomes 35  \n2. General approach for obtaining data on relative risks 35  \n3 Data collection and estimation methods 36  \n3.1 Criteria for selecting sources of RRs 36  \n3.2 Search strategy 36  \n3.3 Characteristics of excluded studies of relative risks 37  \n3.4 Characteristics of included studies of relative risks 38  \n3.5 Approach for selecting age and sex specific relative risks 38  \n4. Provided data on risk factor-disease relationships 38  \n5 Sources of uncertainty in risk factor-disease relationships 40  \n5.1 Potential sources of uncertainty related to the choice of data sources used 40  \n5.2 Other potential sources of uncertainty 41  \nAnnex 1 – Self report vs measured BMI 42  \nAnnex 2 – Details of the exposure data identified 45  \nEurope 45  \nAustria 46  \nBelgium 47  \nBulgaria 48  \nCroatia 48  \nCyprus 48  \nCzech Republic 49  \nDenmark 50  \nEstonia 50  \nFinland 51  \nFrance 52  \nGermany 53  \nGreece 54  \nHungary 54  \nIreland 54  \nItaly 55  \nLatvia 56  \nLithuania 56  \nLuxembourg 56  \nNetherlands 56  \nPoland 57  \nPortugal 58  \nRomania 59  \nSlovakia 59  \nSlovenia 59  \nSpain 60  \nSweden 61  \nSwitzerland 63  \nUnited Kingdom 63  \nUSA 64  \nAnnex 3 Relative Risk assessments 66  \nReferences 95  \nAcknowledgements  \nThis project, the DYNAMO-HIA project) is funded by the European Union’s Agency for Health and Consumers in the framework of the Public Health Program 2003-2008 of the European Commission’s Directorate General for Health and Consumer Affairs (DGSANCO), with co-financing from the Erasmus Medical Centre Rotterdam, the Institute of Public Health and the Environment in the Netherlands, the Catalan Institute of Oncology, the International Association for the Study of Obesity, the London School of Hygiene& Tropical Medicine, the Haughton Institute in Dublin, and the Instituo Tumori in Milan.  \nWe would like to thank Wilma Nusselder for her guidance throughout and to members of the EUROCADET ([www.eurocadet.org](www.eurocadet.org)) and SHARE ([www.share-project.org](www.share-project.org)) projects who  \nhave shared their data and sources of data on BMI with us, and to all those who have provided data on BMI for their country (these are described further in the body of thereport) .  \nThis report was prepared by Dr T Lobstein and Rachel Jackson Leach, of the International Association for the Study of Obesity ([www.iaso.org](www.iaso.org)).  \nThis document is the sole responsibility of the authors. 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