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Is BMI interpreted differently for children and teens than adults?

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Is BMI interpreted differently for children and teens than adults?

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Yes, it is. BMI for children and teens (2 – 20 years) is gender and age specific. BMI for children is plotted on growth charts. To get the charts and learn about their interpretation, visit National Center for Health Statistics.

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