BMI rebound, childhood height and obesity among adults: the Bogalusa Heart Study

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作者：
DS Freedman
L Kettel Khan
MK Serdula
SR Srinivasan
GS Berenson
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[1] Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,Division of Nutrition and Physical Activity
[2] Tulane Center for Cardiovascular Health,undefined
[3] Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine,undefined
来源：
International Journal of Obesity | 2001年 / 25卷
关键词：
adiposity rebound; body mass index; weight; children; longitudinal study; height; obesity;
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OBJECTIVE: The beginning of the post-infancy rise in the body mass index (BMI, kg/m2) has been termed the adiposity rebound, and several studies have found that an early rebound increases the risk for overweight in adulthood. We examined whether this relation is independent of childhood BMI levels.
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页码：543 / 549
页数：6
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