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Table 1: BMI, Height and Weight (Mean, Standard Deviation and Sample Size) by Age, Intellectual Disability Status and Gender
Table 2: Estimated Prevalence of Overweight and Obesity at Ages 5, 7 and 11 for Boys and Girls with and without Intellectual Disability
Table 3: The Persistence of Obesity in British Children with and without Intellectual Disability
Table 4: Bivariate Associations between Predictor Variables (Age 9 Months to 7 Years) and Obesity in British Children with and without Intellectual Disability at Age 11
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