Reappraisal of Regional Growth Charts in the Era of WHO Growth StandardsDisease
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Seoul National University Children¡¯s Hospital Department of Pediatrics
KMID : 0816120130160030137
Abstract
After the WHO Growth Standards (WHOGS) was published in 2006, many countries in the world endorsed and adopt-ed the new growth references as a standard measure for the growth of infants and young children. Certainly, the WHOGS has an impact on the global policy about obesity and underweight in children. Such WHOGS innovation has influenced many regional health authorities and academies, which have managed their own growth charts for a long time, in changing their strategies to develop and use regional growth charts. In Korea, along with the tradition to create a national growth chart every decade, we now face a new era of advancing with the WHOGS.
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World Health Organization Growth Standards;Growth charts;Obesity;Underweight;Korea
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