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The Role of Adolescent Behaviors in the Female–Male Disparity in Obesity Incidence in US Black and White Young Adults
Obesity, 11/05/09
Robinson WR et al. – This is the first study to examine to what extent behavioral differences during adolescence might account for gender disparity in obesity incidence in black young adults. Male–female differences in these adolescent behaviors did not appear to underlie the gender gap in young adult obesity.
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