Factors affecting prevalence of obesity and its association with dyslipidemia among school children in Ludhiana

By:

Panwar, Bhawi

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2011Edition: Foods and NutritionDescription: 29cm. ; 116Subject(s):

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T 613.2 P14F

Summary: Survey of 1057 children (both sexes) aged 10-15 yrs from HIG, MIG and LIG was done to study the factors affecting prevalence of obesity and its association with dyslipidemia. Data was collected by using personal interview schedule on anthropometry (height

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Survey of 1057 children (both sexes) aged 10-15 yrs from HIG, MIG and LIG was done to study the factors affecting prevalence of obesity and its association with dyslipidemia. Data was collected by using personal interview schedule on anthropometry (height

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