TOPCHILD Project 2 - Individual Participant Data Meta-Analysis Results Published in The Lancet

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After many years of work and collaboration, the results for the individual participant data -meta analysis are published in The Lancet! Lead by Dr Kylie Hunter, the results found that current approaches to obesity prevention for children, are ineffective at reducing BMI by age 2 years.

Read the results in full here. If you require access please contact the study team by email: topchild.study@sydney.edu.au

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