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Exploring the relationships between extreme body mass index and pain, somatic health, and psychiatric disorders in adolescents: a multinational analysis of general population data
Background Both high and low body mass index (BMI) in adolescence have been linked to physical and mental health problems, but these outcomes are rarely examined together. This study examined the associations between BMI categories and self-reported pain, somatic diseases, and psychiatric di
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