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Snacking Is Longitudinally Associated with Declines in Body Mass Index z Scores for Overweight Children, but Increases for Underweight Children
Authors
Barry M. Popkin
Lindsey Smith Taillie
Dantong Wang
Publication date
1 January 2016
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Doi
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Background: Few studies, to our knowledge, have examined the longitudinal association of snacking with child body mass index (BMI), especially in China, where the incidence of overweight and obesity has increased rapidly
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