In line with the present results, a reduction in children's BMI and truncal fat was observed with increased paternal age at childbirth[ 28 ] whereas a positive relationship between paternal age and offspring's BMI was documented.[ 29 ] As there is an increasing trend in late parental reproductive age, efforts should be directed toward the long-term effects on children's health outcomes.
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Parental weight status and early adolescence body weight in association with socioeconomic factors.
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