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PACE: a Novel Eating Behavior Phenotype to Assess Risk for Obesity in Middle Childhood.

The Journal of nutrition - 1 Jul 2024

Keller Kathleen L, Pearce Alaina L, Fuchs Bari, Rolls Barbara J, Wilson Stephen J, Geier Charles F, Rose Emma, Garavan Hugh

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BACKGROUND: Behavioral phenotypes that predict future weight gain are needed to identify children susceptible to obesity. OBJECTIVES: This prospective study developed an eating behavior risk score to predict change in adiposity over 1 y in children. METHODS: Data from 6 baseline visits (Time 1, T1) and a 1-y follow-up visit (Time 2, T2) were collected from 76, 7- to 8-y-old healthy children recruited from Central...

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PMID: 38795747
DOI: 10.1016/j.tjnut.2024.05.019
PMCID: PMC11282498

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