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A previously healthy 3-year-old boy (weight 17.5 kg and height 102.5 cm) presented with viral laryngo-tracheobronchitis (croup).
Fever was induced in all rats by subcutaneous injection of 20 ml/kg boy weight of 20% aqueous suspension of Brewer's yeast in normal saline.
Clinical examination of the boy (weight 43 kg, body mass index 17.2 kg/m) was unremarkable and showed no signs of extrapulmonary disease.
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"By the way, you need to start eating more protein, or else you'll never be able to move to the big boy weights".
In the study of boys, weight was not analyzed intensively, but the heaviest boys were developing earlier than what Dr. Herman-Giddens called "the little bitty skinny boys".
It is also not certain that the boys' weight gain while under hospital supervision rules out the possibility of prior eating problems, he said.
Boys' weight and age did not differ appreciably among these groups.
Associations between boys' weight reduction and decreased parent-reported weight-specific HRQoL showed the same trend, although not statistically significant.
References: Age = 11y, Gender = boys, Weight status = non-overweight Overweight and non-overweight were calculated using international cutoffs for BMI.
Repeated-measures analysis through 17 years of age showed no association between PCB exposure and boys' weight (Table 5).
We had more than twice as many boys as girls in our sample and found little evidence of an association between maternal PCB levels and boys' weight.
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