Bmc Medicine Trait-specific Tracking and Determinants of Body Composition: a 7-year Follow-up Study of Pubertal Growth in Girls

Background: Understanding how bone (BM), lean (LM) and fat mass (FM) develop through childhood, puberty and adolescence is vital since it holds key information regarding current and future health. Our study aimed to determine how BM, LM and FM track from prepuberty to early adulthood in girls and what factors are associated with intra-and inter-individual variation in these three tissues.

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