… relation between both birth weight and childhood body mass index (BMI), and adolescent
overweight/… obesity and does not separate between fat and muscle mass, although it is widely …

… different in cases compared to controls in young adolescence: former ELBW children had
a higher percentage body fat (but lower total body weight) and lower percentage lean body …

… adolescents, we have shown that higher birth weight was associated with a higher risk of
being overweight in men and obese … in early infancy, which results in larger fat mass in later life.…

… weight and BMI at birth and during infancy positively predict adult lean mass more strongly
than adult fat mass, and during late … infant mortality was higher among lower birth weight …

… , weight gain in childhood is a result of both linear growth and an increase in body soft tissue
(fat mass and fat-free mass)… conditional relative weight, soft tissue gain and therefore weight …

… body composition, we cannot distinguish between the potential different impacts of fat and
lean mass in childhood. In this picture, it is, however, important to notice the consistent trend of …

… at birth, linear growth and relative weight gain from birth to adulthood on visceral (VFT) and
subcutaneous abdominal (SAFT) fat … childhood) is associated with both fat and lean masses. …

… 6 months of life in normal birth weight infants is unique to our study. It is possible that the …
on whether weight gain disproportionately is of fat or lean tissue, but our study considered only …

… index, fat mass, lean mass, fat distribution, and body water to matched normal birth weight
… It is not clear whether extremely low birth weight infants reach a lower or similar body mass …

… overweight status in late adolescence–young adulthood extends back into childhood and
adolescence [… OR per 100 g increase in birth weight, per 1 cm increase in birth length, per 1 kg/…