BMI

[bee-em-ahy]

abbreviation

1. body mass index.

BMI

abbreviation

1. body mass index

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Example Sentences

The findings highlight the need for clinicians to look beyond BMI or waist measurements when assessing heart risk.

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Even individuals with a normal BMI may be at risk if their neck measurements exceed these thresholds.

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Martin Fidock claims that in recent months a third of regional health boards have increased the BMI threshold, which he says has resulted in fewer people being able to get it.

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Finally, Rogers made a fortuitous visit to his own physician, where he had his BMI checked using a small device that sends electrical signals through the body to measure the amount of fat.

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The BMI of patients who have completed online questionnaires or sent photos must be verified through in-person or video consultations, and checked with information from their GP or medical records.

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