Gender‐specific factors associated with shorter sleep duration at age 3 years
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Summary
In addition to parental presence when falling asleep, short sleep duration was associated strongly positively with high BMI Z‐score and TV viewing duration among boys and with familial home child‐minding and lower scores on the ‘fruits and vegetables’ dietary pattern among girls.
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- 2015-12-01
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Keywords
Computer science
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