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Body scanning as a new anthropometric measurement tool for health-risk assessment

2008-01-01

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The study explored the accuracy of body measurements gathered from trained observers employing a tape measure compared with those generated by the 3D body scanner. Tape measurements of body circumferences are routinely used for assessing future risk to health, as increased circumference of the waist vs. hip is associated with greater chronic disease rates later in life. Findings indicated that significant differen...

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9226e3b6-c1dd-54f2-b306-24e4ca0738f4
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10.1111/j.1470-6431.2007.00626.x
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