Analysis of Early-Life Growth and Age at Pubertal Onset in US Children

Analysis of Early-Life Growth and Age at Pubertal Onset in US Children

Importance: Earlier pubertal onset may be associated with an increased risk of chronic diseases. However, the extent to which growth in the first 5 years of life - an important developmental life stage that lays the foundation for later health outcomes - is associated with pubertal onset remains und...

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Main Authors: Aris, I.M (Author), Dabelea, D. (Author), Ganiban, J.M (Author), Herting, M.M (Author), Hivert, M.-F (Author), Hockett, C.W (Author), Jensen, E.T (Author), Kong, X. (Author), Liu, C. (Author), Marceau, K. (Author), Mihalopoulos, N.L (Author), Oken, E. (Author), O'Shea, T.M (Author), Perng, W. (Author), Robertson, O.C (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: American Medical Association 2022
Subjects:
adolescent
Adolescent
Age of Onset
Alaska Native
American Indian
anthropometry
Anthropometry
Article
Asian
Black person
body height
body mass
body weight
body weight gain
Caucasian
child
Child
child behavior
child development
Child Development
child growth
child health
child nutrition
chronic disease
cigarette smoking
cohort analysis
controlled study
educational status
environmental exposure
female
Female
Hispanic
household income
human
Humans
major clinical study
male
Male
maternal age
menarche
multiracial person
Native Hawaiian
nullipara
obstetric delivery
onset age
Pacific Islander
physical activity
physiology
preeclampsia
pregnancy diabetes mellitus
puberty
Puberty
United States
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