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Disparities by household income and race/ethnicity: the utility of BMI for surveilling excess adiposity in children
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“…Even though BMI might not be an ideal measure for excess adiposity in children ( 38 ), we observed a negative association between BMI and TST, similar to prior findings in adults ( 21 , 39 ). In the ABCD dataset children with the higher BMI had lower TST.…”
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“…Even though BMI might not be an ideal measure for excess adiposity in children ( 38 ), we observed a negative association between BMI and TST, similar to prior findings in adults ( 21 , 39 ). In the ABCD dataset children with the higher BMI had lower TST.…”
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confidence: 88%
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“…Other researchers in the United States have identified an association: BMI was less differentiated between children from low-and middle-income households than between children from low-and high-income households, suggesting a proportional effect of increased income. 23 It is possible that the present study failed to detect differences by household income because of the high proportion of low-income households and limited sample size. However, the high proportion of dyads from low-income households may also help explain why so many women exhibited multiple CVD risk factors (n = 59 or 60% of mothers exhibited ‡2 CVD risk factors), as lower household income has previously been associated with higher CVD risk.…”
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“…Other researchers in the United States have identified an association: BMI was less differentiated between children from low- and middle-income households than between children from low- and high-income households, suggesting a proportional effect of increased income. 23…”
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“…An experiment by Moslshi et al in 2021 found an association between intake of plant and animal protein in childhood and age at menarche [32] . Waist circumference, BMI, moderate exercise time, PIR, energy intake, smoking and alcohol consumption were all associated with obesity indices [33][34][35] . In a 2022 study on obesity among Japanese adolescents, a positive association between low household income and obesity was found [35] .…”
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confidence: 93%
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“…Even though BMI might not be an ideal measure for excess adiposity in children ( 38 ), we observed a negative association between BMI and TST, similar to prior findings in adults ( 21 , 39 ). In the ABCD dataset children with the higher BMI had lower TST.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 88%
Abstract
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“…Other researchers in the United States have identified an association: BMI was less differentiated between children from low-and middle-income households than between children from low-and high-income households, suggesting a proportional effect of increased income. 23 It is possible that the present study failed to detect differences by household income because of the high proportion of low-income households and limited sample size. However, the high proportion of dyads from low-income households may also help explain why so many women exhibited multiple CVD risk factors (n = 59 or 60% of mothers exhibited ‡2 CVD risk factors), as lower household income has previously been associated with higher CVD risk.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 80%
“…Other researchers in the United States have identified an association: BMI was less differentiated between children from low- and middle-income households than between children from low- and high-income households, suggesting a proportional effect of increased income. 23…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 99%
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“…An experiment by Moslshi et al in 2021 found an association between intake of plant and animal protein in childhood and age at menarche [32] . Waist circumference, BMI, moderate exercise time, PIR, energy intake, smoking and alcohol consumption were all associated with obesity indices [33][34][35] . In a 2022 study on obesity among Japanese adolescents, a positive association between low household income and obesity was found [35] .…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 93%
Abstract
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“…Even though BMI might not be an ideal measure for excess adiposity in children ( 38 ), we observed a negative association between BMI and TST, similar to prior findings in adults ( 21 , 39 ). In the ABCD dataset children with the higher BMI had lower TST.…”
Section: Discussion
supporting
confidence: 88%
Abstract
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“…Other researchers in the United States have identified an association: BMI was less differentiated between children from low-and middle-income households than between children from low-and high-income households, suggesting a proportional effect of increased income. 23 It is possible that the present study failed to detect differences by household income because of the high proportion of low-income households and limited sample size. However, the high proportion of dyads from low-income households may also help explain why so many women exhibited multiple CVD risk factors (n = 59 or 60% of mothers exhibited ‡2 CVD risk factors), as lower household income has previously been associated with higher CVD risk.…”
Section: Discussion
mentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Other researchers in the United States have identified an association: BMI was less differentiated between children from low- and middle-income households than between children from low- and high-income households, suggesting a proportional effect of increased income. 23…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 99%
Abstract
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“…An experiment by Moslshi et al in 2021 found an association between intake of plant and animal protein in childhood and age at menarche [32] . Waist circumference, BMI, moderate exercise time, PIR, energy intake, smoking and alcohol consumption were all associated with obesity indices [33][34][35] . In a 2022 study on obesity among Japanese adolescents, a positive association between low household income and obesity was found [35] .…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 93%