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    Metrics of early childhood growth in recent epidemiological research: a scoping review
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    Associations between maternal characteristics and pharmaceutical treatment of gestational diabetes: an analysis of the UK Born in Bradford (BiB) cohort study
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    Determinants of the population health distribution: an illustration examining body mass index
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    Associations between diabetes status and grip strength trajectory sub-groups in adulthood: findings from over 16 years of follow-up in the MRC National Survey of Health and Development
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    Improving risk estimates for metabolically healthy obesity and mortality using a refined healthy reference group
    by Mark Hamer, Will Johnson, Joshua A. Bell
    Published 2017
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    Patterns of BMI development between 10-42 years of age and their determinants in the 1970 British Cohort Study
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    A discussion of statistical methods to characterize early growth and its impact on bone mineral content later in childhood
    Subjects: '; “...Lifecourse epidemiology...”
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    Body size trajectories and cardio-metabolic resilience to obesity
    by Will Johnson
    Published 2018
    Subjects: '; “...Life course epidemiology...”
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    How can two biological variables have opposing secular trends, yet be positively related? A demonstration using timing of puberty and adult height
    by Liina Mansukoski, Will Johnson
    Published 2020
    “... and epidemiological reasons behind it. The sample comprised 365 females from Fels Longitudinal Study born 1929-1992...”
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    Duration of obesity exposure between ages 10 and 40 years and its relationship with cardiometabolic disease risk factors: a cohort study
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