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Table 1.

Distribution of females and males in age groups in the study population (N = 10037).

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Table 2.

Distribution of chronic health conditions and medications at baseline, stratified by age and sex (%).

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Fig 1.

Incident (cumulative) multimorbidity (%) during 15-year trajectory stratified by sex.

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Fig 2.

Age and age group effects on multimorbidity over time stratified by sex—Females (a) and males (b) (Y-axis: Predicted probability (proportion) of multimorbidity stratified for sex and age-groups (1 = 0–24 year; 2 = 25–44 year; 3 = 45–64 year; 4 = 65 year and older) during 15-year trajectory; X-axis: Age as time-varying variable, including a squared age-term).

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Table 3.

Prevalence in terms of the crude incidence proportion of multimorbidity (%) and its relative increase (ratio of prevalence in 2014 versus 2000).

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Fig 3.

Predicted probability (cumulative) incident multimorbidity stratified according to medical history of multimorbidity at baseline.

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Fig 4.

Predicted cumulative proportion of polypharmacy over the 15-year trajectory stratified by sex.

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Fig 5.

Predicted cumulative proportion of polypharmacy during 15-year trajectory stratified by sex and age.

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Table 4.

Comparison of the prevalence (%) of polypharmacy (PP) at the start and the end of the 15-year trajectory in the fixed cohort in absolute terms and relatively.

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Fig 6.

Predicted probability of polypharmacy stratified by presence of multimorbidity at baseline (pre) in combination with emergence of incident multimorbidity during 15-year trajectory (pro).

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