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Higher Childhood BMI Linked to Fewer Births in Adulthood

medscape.com · 5d

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Women with overweight or obesity BMI trajectories during childhood are less likely to give birth in adulthood than those with average BMI trajectories. Medscape Medical News

First report: Redefining Obesity: The Push to Move Beyond BMI medpagetoday.com, 8d

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