Body Mass Index Is a Better Indicator of Body Composition than Weight-for-Length at Age 1 Month
Abstract
To assess whether body mass index (BMI) provides a better assessment of measured adiposity at age 1 month compared with weight-for-length (WFL).Participants were healthy term-born infants in the Infant Growth and Microbiome (n = 146) and the Baby Peas (n = 147) studies. Length, weight, and body composition by air displacement plethysmography were measured at 1 month. World Health Organization-based WFL and BMI z-scores were calculated....
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Title
Body Mass Index Is a Better Indicator of Body Composition than Weight-for-Length at Age 1 Month
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
204
Pages
77 - 83.e1
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