A social epidemiologic study of obesity among preschool children in Thailand

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作者
N Sakamoto
S Wansorn
K Tontisirin
E Marui
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[1] Research Institute,Department of Community Health and Medicine
[2] International Medical Center of Japan,Department of Education
[3] Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities,undefined
[4] Mahidol University,undefined
[5] Institute of Nutrition,undefined
[6] Mahidol University,undefined
[7] Mahidol University,undefined
来源
International Journal of Obesity | 2001年 / 25卷
关键词
childhood obesity; preschool children; socioeconomic status; social epidemiology; Thailand;
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OBJECTIVE: To describe the prevalence of childhood obesity in a moderately industrialized province in Thailand and examine the influence of socioeconomic status (SES) on childhood obesity.
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页码:389 / 394
页数:5
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