Impact of Different Estimation Methods on Obesity-Attributable Mortality Levels and Trends: The Case of The Netherlands
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obesity; mortality; The Netherlands; estimation; CRA approach; partially adjusted method; weighted sum method; population-attributable fraction;All these keywords.
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