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We did not enter lifetime depression in the main analyses, due to high overlap with the dependent variable.

The calibration models are slightly smaller than the full models used in the main analyses due to the lower number of women included in the calibration.

We did not consider fluid overload at RRT commencement as an independent variable in the main analyses due to the extent of missing data.

More importantly, females typically did not produce hoo vocalisations during encounter situations.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> M = Male, F = Female, * = Contexts that were excluded from the main analyses due to low sample sizes.

An additional sensitivity analysis focussed on standardised mortality rates for those aged 50 or over, to assess whether any potential relationships, which we would expect mainly for this group, were attenuated in the main analyses due to "noise" from younger, healthier people.

Six of these studies were already included in our review, as they also contained groups with daily intakes ≥0.4 mg, 32 34 36–38 and five were excluded from our main analyses due to daily dose of folic acid below 0.4 mg.

For the main analyses we did Bonferroni correction of the alfa-level due to the number of tests to avoid Type I statistical error.

The results of these sensitivity analyses are similar to those observed in the main analyses, suggesting that the null associations were less likely due to measurement error in atherosclerosis assessment.

Finally, we repeated the main analyses excluding the quarter of admissions for attempted suicide due to undetermined injuries, separately for the four IQ subscales, and using Poisson regression for attempted suicide rates based on the total number of admissions.

We included people with CPTH/CER and HACRS in the main analyses and excluded those seven persons with other secondary chronic headaches due to the low numbers and consequent statistical limitations.

Risk factor status was not updated over time, due to incomplete response to resurveys, and in the main analyses no adjustments were made for other covariates.