[Normal weight and optimal weight--description and evaluation of body mass].
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Summary
It is pointed out that body mass does not only depend on age and type of body shape during growth age, but also during adulthood, and the standard weights of the US-population are compared.
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- 1998-12-01
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Keywords
Demography, Body weight, Body height, Regression analysis, Body mass index
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