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| JohnH Himes & Mary Story
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| Risks and consequences of childhood and adolescent obesity |
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| A Must & RS Strauss
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| How physically active are American children and what can we do about it? |
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| RV Luepker
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| Agreement among anthropometric indicators identifying the fattest adolescents |
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| JH Himes
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| Overweight prevalence among youth in the United States: Why so many different numbers? |
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| RP Troiano & KM Flegal
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| Prevalence of overweight and obesity in American Indian school children and adolescents in the Aberdeen area: A population study |
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JH Himes & M Story
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| The weight dilemma: A range of philosophical perspectives |
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| D Neumark-Sztainer
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| Systems approach to childhood and adolescent obesity prevention and treatment in a managed care organization |
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| NP Pronk & J Boucher
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| School-based approaches for preventing and treating obesity |
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| M Story
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| Behavioural treatment of childhood and adolescent obesity |
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| TN Robinson
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| A biopsychosocial model for youth obesity: Consideration of an ecosystemic collaboration |
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| DR Goetz & W Caron
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