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Antecedents of obesity among children born extremely preterm
Charles T. Wood
, Olivia Linthavong
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Eliana M. Perrin
, Alan Leviton
, Elizabeth N. Allred
, Karl C.K. Kuban
, T. Michael O'Shea
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Obesity
100%
Extremely Preterm
100%
Risk Factors
50%
Weight Gain
33%
Risk Profile
33%
Child Obesity
33%
Pre-pregnancy BMI
33%
Public Health Risk
16%
First Year
16%
Preterm Birth
16%
Survivors
16%
Multivariable Regression
16%
Cigarette Smoke Exposure
16%
Neurodevelopment
16%
Marital Status
16%
Rapid Weight Gain
16%
Childhood Obesity
16%
Multinomial
16%
Children Exposure
16%
Pre-pregnancy
16%
Children Born Preterm
16%
Time-oriented
16%
Infant Weight Gain
16%
Extremely Low Gestational Age Newborn (ELGAN)
16%
Overweight/obesity
16%
Medicine and Dentistry
Obesity
100%
Body Mass Index
50%
Childhood Obesity
33%
Public Health
16%
Neonatal Infant
16%
Premature Labor
16%
Marital Status
16%
Nerve Cell Differentiation
16%
Diseases
16%
Gestational Age
16%