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Differences in total and regional body fat and their association with BMI in UK-born White and South Asian children: findings from the Born in Bradford birth cohort.

Wellcome Open Res · 2021 · PMC10611948 · PMID 37900936

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a worrying trendno p-value reported
There is a 15–20-year difference between the data collection of the sample in that study and ours and our results possibly demonstrate a worrying trend in the increasing adiposity in children, particularly in UK-born SA children.

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Amendments from Version 2 Differences between version 2 and 3 are (1) an error in the abstract of the difference in the proportion of SA children with overweight/obesity compared to White children has been changed from 20% to 10%; (2) in the Strengths and Limitation section of the Discussion we have reiterated that any difference in overweight and obesity status between the two ethnic groups did not reach statistical significance; and (3) changed the words 'early menstruation' to 'puberty timing'.

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