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Anthropometry Dimensions of Ghanaian Public Workers: Comparison of Age, Gender and Body Mass Index (BMI)

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Table 1: Body Mass Index (BMI) of Male and Female Samples (n = 261) Gender                                    BMI Category                                                Total
Table 3: Correlations – test for Anthropometric Measurements and Age (n = 261) r .004
Table 4: Relationship between Age category and Institutions Institution                                           Age category (years)                             Total

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