Gender Differences in Body Mass Index and Breakfast Skipping among School Children. Meta-analysis
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Published:2024
Issue:1
Volume:15
Page:30-35
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ISSN:2229-5402
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Container-title:Pharmacophore
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Short-container-title:Pharmacophore
Author:
AlBishi Laila Ahmed
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