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See Latest ArticlesSelf-reported weight gain following smoking cessation: A function of binge eating behavior
International Journal of Eating Disorders, 09/01/09
White MA et al. – BED participants were significantly more likely to report weight gain in the year following smoking cessation than NBO participants. After controlling for current BMI, the amount of self–reported weight gain following smoking cessation differed significantly between groups, with the NBO group reporting an average gain of 5.0 kg and the BED group reporting 11.2–kg gain.
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