Sex-Specific Associations in Nutrition and Activity-Related Risk Factors for Chronic Disease: Australian Evidence from Childhood to Emerging Adulthood
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cardiovascular disease; diabetes; sex differences; lifestyle risk factors; nutrition; physical activity; obesity; early life;All these keywords.
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