Residential mobility, socioeconomic context and body mass index in a cohort of urban South African adolescents.

Given the differing levels of resources and inequality in incomes which persist in the South African context ( May, 2000 ) and the transitory nature of SES within this setting ( May and Woolard, 2007 ), the possible ways in which SES may alter these relationships is likely to be significant.

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Understanding the health consequences associated with the nutrition transition has been identified as a research priority in South Africa and other LMICs where implications in relation to health policy may be significant ( Popkin, 2002 , Reddy et al., 2012 ).

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