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Details of potential confounding variables were recorded at the interview: height; weight; history of smoking; history of manual work including physical occupations such as cleaning or lifting and physical exercise.
The self-administered study questionnaire requested information on weight 1 year preceding the interview, height, reproductive history, smoking, physical activity 1 year preceding the interview, medical history (as having had a diagnosis of diabetes mellitus), and use of exogenous hormone (of HRT and OCs), among others.
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During the initial screening interview, height and weight were recorded, and the subjects were screened for eating disorders and depression using standard criteria with the Beck Depression Inventory II and the Eating Disorder Inventory.
From May 2002, to reduce the time taken to conduct a screening interview, height and weight were not measured and details of ethnic origin were not collected.
After the interview, weight, height, waist and hip circumferences, and systolic and diastolic blood pressures were measured.
In 2007, only self-reported telephone interview height and weight survey data were available for NSW YAMs [ 9].
Participants completed a questionnaire at interview, height and weight were measured, and a blood sample was taken.
On an individual level, 3073 people participated in the interview by completing a series of questionnaires and measurements, including a 3-day or 4-day food diary, a sociodemographic background interview, height and weight measurements, smoking and drinking assessments by self-completed questionnaires and an assessment of physical activity by self-completed questionnaires or ActiGraph.
After the interview, participants' heights and weights were measured and recorded by the interviewers.
Upon completion of the interview, participants' heights and weights were measured to within the nearest 0.1 cm and 0.1 kg, respectively, with a stadiometer and digital scale, following protocols established by INCAP for Guatemala [ 14].
After the interview, blood pressure, height and weight were measured and then 60 ml of blood was taken (50 ml without anticoagulant and 10 ml with EDTA).
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