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Establishing a Family-Based Intervention for Overweight Children in Pediatric Practice

Ellen R. Wald, Linda Ewing, Patricia Cluss, Sheri Goldstrohm, Lynne Cipriani and Kathleen Colborn
The Annals of Family Medicine July 2005, 3 (suppl 2) S45-S47; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1370/afm.366
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    Table 1.

    Proportion of Parents of Overweight Children (≥95th Percentile for BMI) Who Perceive Their Children as Overweight

    Child’s AgeBoys % (No.)Girls % (No.)Total % (No.)
    BMI = body mass index.
    * P <.001 (boys vs girls).
    † P <.001 (younger children vs older children) (7/40 vs 63/102).
    3–5 y12.5 (3/24)25 (4/16)17 (7/40)†
    6–8 y32 (6/19)60 (15/25)48 (21/44)
    9–12 y35 (18/51)89 (24/27)72 (42/58)
    Total29 (27/94)*63 (43/68)*137 (70/142)
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