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Also known as: Total number of lesions Total number of lesions (observable entity) Total number of meal replacements consumed during first year (out of 714 provided)
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The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

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mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

None
mixed

The effect of marital status on meal replacement consumption was moderated by sex: married Latino males consumed more meal replacements than non-married males, while married Latina females consumed fe

Effect: mixed

Papers (1)