Reproductive history and body mass index in black and white women.
Reproductive history and body mass index in black and white women.
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黑人和白人女性的生殖史和体重指数。
DOI：
10.1016/0091-7435(86)90073-3
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发表时间：
1986
影响因子：
5.1
通讯作者：
Prineas,RJ
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作者：
Forster,JL;Bloom,E;Sorensen,G;Jeffery,RW;Prineas,RJ
在844名白人女性和289名黑人女性中，研究了时间、间隔、生育数量和人口统计变量与体重指数的关系。1978年至1979年，以母亲或女性监护人的身份对所有明尼阿波利斯1-3年级儿童进行了分层随机抽样的访谈。结果表明，在黑人和白人妇女中，出生人数、最后一次出生的年龄以及第一次和最后一次出生的年限与体重指数呈正相关。然而，当年龄、教育程度和收入被包括在黑人女性的回归方程中时，没有一个生殖变量可以预测体重指数。对于白人女性来说，当出生人数、最后一次出生的年龄以及第一次和最后一次出生的年限被纳入同一回归时，只有出生人数与身体质量指数独立相关。
The relationships of timing, spacing, number of births, and demographic variables to body mass index were examined in 844 white and 289 black women. Subjects were interviewed in 1978–1979 as mothers or female guardians of a stratified random sample of all Minneapolis children in grades 1–3. Results indicate that among black and white women, number of births, age at last birth, and years between first and last births were positively associated with body mass index. However, when age, education, and income were included in the regression equation for black women, none of the reproductive variables predicted body mass index. When number of births, age at last birth, and years between first and last birth were included in the same regression for white women, only number of births was independently associated with body mass index.