Differences in body mass index based on self‐reported versus measured data from women veterans
Summary Objective The objective was to compare differences in body mass index (BMI) calculated with self‐reported versus clinically measured pre‐conception data from women veterans in California. Methods Veterans Health Administration (VHA) and California state birth certificate data were used to de...
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Main Authors: | Jessica Y. Breland (Author), Vilija R. Joyce (Author), Susan M. Frayne (Author), Ciaran Phibbs (Author) |
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2020-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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