The European Journal of Public Health
 1999
DOI: 10.1093/eurpub/9.2.146
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Short report. Ethnic differences in being overweight and obesity among male military conscripts born in Sweden between 1973 and 1975

C.E. Michael Oldenburg
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Niki U. Cotten-Oldenburg
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Finn Rasmussen
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“…The effect of ethnicity on body size has not only been observed in first generation immigrants in Sweden. Obesity and overweight were also increased among 18‐year‐old sons of immigrants from Finland and eastern Europe compared with sons of Swedish‐born mothers (17).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Differences in Body Fat and Central Adiposity between Swedes and European Immigrants: The Malmö Diet and Cancer Study

Lahmann
1
,
Lissner2,
Gullberg
3
et al. 2000
Obesity Research
47
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32
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“…The effect of ethnicity on body size has not only been observed in first generation immigrants in Sweden. Obesity and overweight were also increased among 18‐year‐old sons of immigrants from Finland and eastern Europe compared with sons of Swedish‐born mothers (17).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Differences in Body Fat and Central Adiposity between Swedes and European Immigrants: The Malmö Diet and Cancer Study

Lahmann
1
,
Lissner2,
Gullberg
3
et al. 2000
Obesity Research
47
5
32
3
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Population‐based trends in overweight and obesity: a comparative study of 2 148 342 Israeli male and female adolescents born 1950–1993

Meydan
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Afek
2
,
Derazne
3
et al. 2012
Pediatric Obesity
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