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214 related items for PubMed ID: 1245711

  • 21. Dietary intakes of preschoolers.
    Leung M, Yeung DL, Pennell MD, Hall J.
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  • 26. Environmental factors associated with preschool obesity. III. Dietary intakes, eating patterns, and anthropometric measurements.
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    Head MK, Weeks RJ, Gibbs E.
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