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A Study on the Frequency of Food Consumption and Its Relationship to BMI in School Children and Adolescents in Abha City, KSA.

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table 3: Intake of Fast food by the study subjects
table 5: Anthropometric profile of the study subjects
Fig. 1 : Family history of obesity and thinness  (grade 1-<18.5 BMI-underweight) of the study subjects
table 7: BMI status of the study subjects

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