PARENTERAL OVERWEIGHT, SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND HIGH BIRTH WEIGHT ARE THE MAJOR DETERMINANT OF OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY IN 5-7 YOLD CHILDREN: BASELINE DATA OF THE KIEL OBESITY PREVENTION STUDY (KOPS)

DANIELZIK, S., CZERWINSKI MAST, M., & LANGNASE, K.. (2004). PARENTERAL OVERWEIGHT, SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND HIGH BIRTH WEIGHT ARE THE MAJOR DETERMINANT OF OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY IN 5-7 YOLD CHILDREN: BASELINE DATA OF THE KIEL OBESITY PREVENTION STUDY (KOPS). INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OBESITY, 28(-), 1494-1502. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/629836/en

DANIELZIK S., CZERWINSKI MAST M., LANGNASE K.. PARENTERAL OVERWEIGHT, SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND HIGH BIRTH WEIGHT ARE THE MAJOR DETERMINANT OF OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY IN 5-7 YOLD CHILDREN: BASELINE DATA OF THE KIEL OBESITY PREVENTION STUDY (KOPS). INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OBESITY[Internet]. 2004;28(-):1494-1502. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/629836/en

S. DANIELZIK, M. CZERWINSKI MAST, and K. LANGNASE, “PARENTERAL OVERWEIGHT, SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND HIGH BIRTH WEIGHT ARE THE MAJOR DETERMINANT OF OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY IN 5-7 YOLD CHILDREN: BASELINE DATA OF THE KIEL OBESITY PREVENTION STUDY (KOPS),” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OBESITY, vol. 28, no. -, pp. 1494–1502, 2004, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/629836/en