Influence of sociodemographic factors in the prevalence of obesity in Spain. The SEEDO'97 Study

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J Aranceta
C Perez-Rodrigo
L Serra-Majem
L Ribas
J Quiles-Izquierdo
J Vioque
M Foz
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[1] Community Nutrition Unit,Department of Public Health
[2] Municipality of Bilbao,Department of Preventive Medicine and Public Health
[3] Faculty of Medicine,Department of Public Health
[4] University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria,Department of Public Health
[5] Group of Community Nutrition,Department of Internal Medicine
[6] Faculty of Medicine,undefined
[7] University of Barcelona,undefined
[8] University Miguel Hernandez,undefined
[9] Campus San Juan,undefined
[10] Germans Trias i Pujol University Hospital,undefined
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epidemiology; prevalence; adults; cross-sectional studies; sociodemographic factors;
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Objective: To analyse the influence of social and cultural factors in the prevalence of obesity in the Spanish adult population aged 25–60 y based on available population data.
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