A longitudinal causal graph analysis investigating modifiable risk factors and obesity in a European cohort of children and adolescents
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V. Didelez | I. Pigeot | R. Foraita | S. Henauw | L. Lissner | D. Molnár | W. Gwozdz | T. Veidebaum | M. Tornaritis | V. Pala | C. Börnhorst | L. Reisch | F. Lauria | L. Moreno | J. Witte | S. de Henauw | D. Molnár | C. Bornhorst | Lauren Lissner | L. Moreno | Valeria Pala | L. Reisch | Janine Witte | S. De Henauw
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