Pre-pregnancy BMI, gestational weight gain and body image are associated with dietary under-reporting in pregnant Japanese women.

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Masayo Matsuzaki

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Mie Shiraishi

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Ryoko Murayama

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Satoshi Sasaki

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10.1017/JNS.2018.3

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Megumi Haruna

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