Perceptions of Body Mass Index as a Valid Indicator of Weight Status among Adults in the United States

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"Perceptions of Body Mass Index as a Valid Indicator of Weight Status among Adults in the United States"
written by Brenden E. Garrett, Joshua H. West, Benjamin T. Crookston, P. Cougar Hall,
published by Health, Vol.11 No.5, 2019

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