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Socioeconomic status, height, and obesity in children

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Infant feeding and cohort health : evidence from the London foundling hospital

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Nineteenth century black and mixed-race physical activity, calories, and life expectancy : nutrition, sanitation, or medical intervention?

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Nineteenth century body mass, height, and weight : inequality across quantiles

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The definition of inequality is complicated and difficult to assess, and there are various means by which it is evaluated. This study uses the now well-accepted measures of body mass, height, and weight to assess inequality's relationship with current and cumulative net nutrition. Taller...

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