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The Sex Specific Waist Circumference Cut Off Points to Predict Overweight or Obesity
The waist circumference (WC) cut off levels of the Caucasian people may not represent the characteristics of different ethnic groups. The investigators aimed to determine sex specific WC cut off points to predict obesity, metabolic syndrome and increased cardiovascular risk in Turkish adults.
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