January 24, 2026Nutrients0 citationsOpen Access

Longitudinal Assessment of Changes in Lifestyle Behaviors and Body Weight from Precollege to Adulthood

SDSujata Dixit-Joshi CEChristina D. Economos PBPeter Bakun

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: Early lifestyle behaviors have long-term implications for weight status. Initiatives that promote the adoption and maintenance of healthy behaviors from precollege through adulthood might reduce obesity risk.

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