A comparison of snack serving sizes to USDA guidelines in healthy weight and overweight minority preschool children enrolled in Head Start

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Obesity, August 2016

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RT @originoverwght: No relationship found between snacks and weight in this study of children aged 3-5 yrs. #obsmuk A comparison of snack s…

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RT @originoverwght: No relationship found between snacks and weight in this study of children aged 3-5 yrs. #obsmuk A comparison of snack s…

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No relationship found between snacks and weight in this study of children aged 3-5 yrs. #obsmuk A comparison of snack serving sizes to USDA guidelines in healthy weight and overweight minority pre... https://t.co/rQErqpnymT #bmcobesity

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Snack serving sizes comparison for healthy weight and #overweight minority preschool children enrolled in Head Start https://t.co/8be3NY4s12

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