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Putative contributors to the secular increase in obesity: exploring the roads less traveled

International Journal of Obesity · 2006 · Vol. 30(11) · pp. 1585–1594

Scott W. Keith✉(University of Alabama at Birmingham)David T. Redden(University of Alabama at Birmingham)Peter T. Katzmarzyk(Queen's University)Mary M. Boggiano(University of Alabama at Birmingham)Erin C. Hanlon(University of Wisconsin–Madison)Ruth M. Benca(University of Wisconsin–Madison)Douglas M. Ruden(University of Alabama at Birmingham)Angelo Pietrobelli(University of Verona)Jamie L. Barger(University of Wisconsin–Madison)Kevin R. Fontaine(Johns Hopkins University)C Wang(University of Louisville)Louis J. Aronne(Cornell University)Sage M. Wright(Cornell University)Monica L. Baskin(University of Alabama at Birmingham)Nikhil V. Dhurandhar(Louisiana State University System)M C Lijoi(Wayne State University)Carlos M. Grilo(Yale University)Maria DeLuca(University of Alabama at Birmingham)Andrew O. Westfall(University of Alabama at Birmingham)David B. Allison(University of Alabama at Birmingham)

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Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet Dietary Effects on Health Nutritional Studies and DietObesityNeglectNarrative reviewEpidemiologyMedicineEnvironmental healthGerontologyPhysical activityEndocrinologyPsychiatry

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Age FactorsDisease OutbreaksEndocrine SystemFemaleHumansMaternal AgeObesitySelection, GeneticSleepSmokingTemperatureBody Mass IndexPrevalenceEpigenesis, GeneticDrug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions