Cross sectional study about nutritional risk factors of metabolically unhealthy obesity

Ben Othman, Rym; Berriche, Olfa; Gamoudi, Amel; Mizouri, Ramla; Jerab, Donia; Ben Amor, Nadia; Mahjoub, Faten; Jamoussi, Henda

doi:10.2478/rjim-2022-0023

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Cross sectional study about nutritional risk factors of metabolically unhealthy obesity

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