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Reference growth curves to identify weight status (underweight, overweight or oebesity) in children and adolescents: systematic review
The identification of somatic growth, through reference curves, can be used to create strategies and public policies to reduce public health problems such as malnutrition and obesity and to identify underweight, overweight and obesity, taking into account the variability of physical and of human dev
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