Use of body mass index to identify obesity-related metabolic disorders in the Chinese population

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X Weng
Y Liu
J Ma
W Wang
G Yang
B Caballero
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[1] Center for Human Nutrition,
[2] Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,undefined
[3] Chinese Academy of Medical Science,undefined
[4] Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention,undefined
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BMI; obesity; metabolic disorders; cutoff; China;
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