Health and Fitness

Differences in weight status among Australian children and adolescents from priority populations: a longitudinal study

T. Lung, A. Killedar, et al.

This longitudinal study explores the variations in body mass index z-score among Australian children, revealing significant insights into cultural and socioeconomic influences on weight. Conducted by a team of experts including Thomas Lung and Anagha Killedar, the research highlights concerning trends among different cultural groups, emphasizing the urgency for targeted prevention approaches.

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