cdc growth charts

What Measurements Are Used in Growth Charts?

CDC Growth Charts typically use measurements such as weight, height (or length, for infants), and head circumference. For older children and adolescents, BMI (Body Mass Index) is also used to assess body fat in relation to height and weight.

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