Assessment of Obesity by Using Various Anthropometric Measurements among Patients with Coronary Heart Disease Residing in North India.

Cureus · 2020 · PMC7270879 · PMID 32509474

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In contrast, obesity (BMI: 27.5-37.5 kg/m 2 ) was even more prevalent among 68 (52%) female cases in comparison to 6 (12%) female controls, and frequency distribution of BMI was highly significant ( p < 0.001) among them.

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