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Body weight explained more of the variance in age at PHV than BMI in both the old cohort and the recent cohort (combined cohort, body weight 6.3%, BMI 3.6%). Both body weight (β -0.24 SD/SD increase in weight; 95% CI -0.25, -0.23) and BMI (β -0.18 SD/SD increase in BMI, 95% CI -0.19, -0.17) were inversely associated with age at PHV but the association for body weight was significantly more pronounced than the association for BMI (P0.001). In conclusion, prepubertal body weight is a more robust inverse predictor of puber
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