Contributions of birthweight, annualised weight gain and BMI to back pain in adults: a population-based co-twin control study of 2754 Australian twins

Hercules Ribeiro Leite,Amabile B. Dario,Alison R. Harmer,Vinícius Cunha Oliveira,Manuela L. Ferreira,Lucas Calais-Ferreira,Paulo H. Ferreira

Contributions of birthweight, annualised weight gain and BMI to back pain in adults: a population-based co-twin control study of 2754 Australian twins

2019

Hercules Ribeiro Leite
Amabile B. Dario
Alison R. Harmer
Vinícius Cunha Oliveira
Manuela L. Ferreira
Lucas Calais-Ferreira
Paulo H. Ferreira

Purpose To investigate associations between anthropometric measures (birthweight, weight gain and current BMI) and back pain; and to determine whether these associations differ between those born with low or full birthweight.

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Weight gain
Anthropometry
Physical therapy
Medicine
Population
Back pain
Obesity
population based
Cohort
Body mass index
co twin control
Demography

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