Television viewing time and risk of incident obesity and central obesity: the English longitudinal study of ageing

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Greater television viewing time associated with incident central obesity, but not total obesity when measured by BMI http://t.co/jbN1QMMwPD

Greater television viewing time associated with incident central obesity, but not total obesity when measured by BMI http://t.co/25fQ8XNe9e

Greater television viewing time associated with incident central obesity, but not total obesity when measured by BMI http://t.co/jbN1QMMwPD

Television viewing time and risk of incident obesity and central obesity: the English longitudinal study of ageing http://t.co/II204uneiy

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