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10th Edition of International Obesity and Endocrinology Congress Scheduled during October 07-08, 2020 in Barcelona, Spain
Being Obese, weight-history period was taken prior to baseline (start of the 12-year follow-up), which was considered an adequate period of time to obtain minimally biased estimates of BMI. Longitudinal data were drawn from the US Nurses' Health Study 1 and 2, as well as the Health Professionals Follow-Up Study (HPFS), and the potential associations between different categories of BMI with all-cause mortality and causespecific mortality were generated.
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Mohammed Ayoub
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