Measuring Distributional Inequality: Relative Body Mass Index Distributions by Gender, Race/Ethnicity, and Education, United States (1999–2006)

<table>Age-adjusted relative body mass index distributions (1999–2006) between men (A, B) and women (C, D) and non-Hispanic Whites (A, C) and non-Hispanic Blacks (B, D) by those with a college degree or more compared to (a) those with less than a high school diploma; (b) those with a high school diploma or GED; (c) those with some college education. Deciles chart superimposed on relative densities. Abbreviation: NH: non-Hispanic. Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.</table>

Journal of Obesity

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Figure 6: Measuring Distributional Inequality: Relative Body Mass Index Distributions by Gender, Race/Ethnicity, and Education, United States (1999–2006) 

Figure 6 | Measuring Distributional Inequality: Relative Body Mass Index Distributions by Gender, Race/Ethnicity, and Education, United States (1999–2006) 