Mental ill-health across the continuum of body mass index

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Shona J Kelly
Mark Daniel
Eleonora Dal Grande
Anne Taylor
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[1] University of South Australia,Social Epidemiology and Evaluation Group, Sansom Institute for Health Research
[2] St Vincent's Hospital,Department of Medicine
[3] The University of Melbourne,Population Research & Outcome Studies (PROS), Discipline of Medicine, Faculty of Health Science
[4] The University of Adelaide,undefined
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BMC Public Health | / 11卷
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BMI; non-linear associations; underweight; mental health; health behaviours; obese;
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