Episode 71 - Are C-sections increasing BMI in kids?

Episode 71 - Are C-sections increasing BMI in kids?

Author: Population Health Exchange April 21, 2020 Duration: 1:00:50
Matt, Jen, and guest Jennifer Weuve discuss a study that looks at whether elective and non-elective C-sections are leading to increased BMI in kids, they discuss a blog that asks whether bad statistical practices are crowding out good ones, and Matt breaks out his dance moves. Journal club article: C-section study

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