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A preliminary anthropometric study (body weight, body height, body‐mass index) of Ethiopian schoolchildren and college students

W.H.M. Peters, E Keller, Fatuma Abdi, Anbesaw W. Selassie, D. Tadigo

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Body weight and height have been recorded in 261 schoolchildren and 283 college students from Gondar, North-western Ethiopia. The body-mass index has been calculated for different age-groups in males and females to provide reference data for the evaluation of the nutritional status.

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Body weight and height have been recorded in 261 schoolchildren and 283 college students from Gondar, North-western Ethiopia. The body-mass index has been calculated for different age-groups in males and females to provide reference data for the evaluation of the nutritional status.

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Body weight and height have been recorded in 261 schoolchildren and 283 college students from Gondar, North-western Ethiopia. The body-mass index has been calculated for different age-groups in males and females to provide reference data for the evaluation of the nutritional status.

Key concepts: Body mass index, Anthropometry, Body weight, Body height, Demography, Body volume index, Index (typography), Medicine

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