Parental Occupation in Relation to Obesity in Rural-to-Urban Migrant Children in China
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5. Yin XJ, Jia LQ, Gao XD, et al (2011). Comparative study of physical fitness be-tween migrant workers school children and those of the Shanghai natives. Jour-nal of Chengdu Sport University, 37: 66-69.
6. Lu JK, Yin XJ, Watanabe T, et al (2014). Physiques in migrant peasant worker’s children by comparison with rural and urban children in Shanghai, China. Ad-vance in Physical Education, 4: 10-24.
7. Hu X, Cook S and Salazar MA (2008). In-ternal migration and health in China. The Lancet, 372:1717-1719.
8. Yan Z (2005). Comparison of health and behavior in migrant peasant worker’s children. Hangzhou: Zhejiang University.
9. Jinkui Lu, Xiaojian Yin, Yuqiang Deng, Liu JI (2017). High Socioeconomic Status and Key Risk Factors of Overweight and Obesity among Rural-to-Urban Migrant 7-10y-old Children in Shanghai, China. Iran J Public Health, 46(3):420-421
10. Jin-Kui Lu, Jian-Hua Gong, Xiao-Jian Yin, et al (2016). Association of socioeconom-ic and lifestyle behavioral factors with obesity and thinness among migrant peasant workers’ children, by comparison with rural and urban children in China. Int J Clin Exp Med,9(10):19611-19622.
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LI Y, YAO L, THOMSON JC-, LU J. Parental Occupation in Relation to Obesity in Rural-to-Urban Migrant Children in China. Iran J Public Health. 2021;50(2):410-412.
