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DYNAMICS OF GROWTH AND BODY STRUC TURE OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN IN TASHKENT
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The study examines the anthropometric characteristics and growth dynamics of preschool children in Tashkent, analyzing key indicators such as height, body mass, chest circumference, and body proportions. The research includes 1250 healthy children aged 2 to 7 years, divided into age groups. Standardized anthropometric measurements were conducted following WHO recommenda tions. Statistical analysis identified critical growth periods, particularly between 5 and 6 years, with an average annual height increase of 4.8 cm. The findings reveal regional differences in body mass and chest development compared to international standards. The study highlights the importance of early monitoring of physical development, nutrition, and physical activity. The results contribute to forming regional growth standards and adapting health programs for preschool children.
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