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Generational Status, Family Structure, and Phenotypic Severity of Obesity in Children Attending a Pediatric Obesity Clinic: A Retrospective Longitudinal Study.

Childhood obesity (Print) - 1 Jul 2026

Cyrenne-Dussault Marie, Drapeau Vicky, St-Pierre Julie, Drouin-Chartier Jean-Philippe

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BACKGROUND: Whether children's generational status (i.e., immigrant generation based on country of birth) or family structure (i.e., household composition) influences phenotypic obesity severity, or outcomes of its management, remains unclear. We investigated associations of generational status and family structure with phenotypic obesity severity, its change over time, and persistence in a lifestyle-modification...

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PMID: 42026823
DOI: 10.1177/21532176261446338

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