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Child-rated versus parent-rated quality of life of community-based obese children across gender and grade

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Table 1 BMI criteria for obese and normal-weightTaiwanese children
Table 2 Demographic comparisons between respondents and non-respondents, and between respondents and Taiwanpopulation
Table 3 Frequency distributions of demographiccharacteristics of participants and their parents
Table 4 Comparisons between child- and parent-reported PedsQL for obese children (n = 60)
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