 | | (introduction...) |
| | Foreword |
 | | Introduction: the challenge of adult chronic energy deficiency |
| | Population differences in body composition in relation to the body mass index |
| | Body mass index: its relationship to basal metabolic rates and energy requirements |
| | Low body mass index, physical work capacity and physical activity levels |
| | Body mass index and economic productivity |
| | Maternal body mass index: the functional significance during reproduction |
| | Maternal body mass index and pregnancy outcome in the nutrition collaborative research support program |
| | Body mass index and lactation performance |
| | Assessing the linkages between low body mass index and morbidity in adults: evidence from four developing countries |
| | Body mass index and illness in rural Sarawak |
| | An assessment of nutritional factors affecting the BMI of a population |
| | Body mass index: its relationship with food consumption and socioeconomic variables in Brazil |
| | Use of body mass index in the assessment of adult nutritional status in Vietnam |
| | Body mass index: a measure of the nutritional status Indian populations |
| | Is body mass index sensitively related to socio-economic status and to economic adjustment? a case study from the Congo |
| | The body mass index of Chinese adults in the 1980s* |
| | Body mass index values in the Cuban adult population |
| | Body mass index defines the risk of seasonal energy stress in the third world |
| | The choice of cut-off point for distinguishing normal body weights from underweight or 'chronic energy deficiency' in adults |
| | Use of BMI for monitoring and surveillance, practical issues |
| | Analysing cross-sectional anthropometric data |
