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Longitudinal changes in BMI and obesity across COVID-19 pandemic periods among underrepresented populations: An analysis of the All of Us dataset
Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic significantly affected physical activity and lifestyle, potentially increasing Body Mass Index (BMI) and obesity risk. We examined changes in BMI and obesity across Pre-Pandemic, Pandemic Peak, and Peri-Pandemic periods and identified sociodemographic correlates.
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