Effectiveness of a complex, pre-conception intervention to reduce the risk of diabetes by reducing adiposity in young adults in Malaysia: The Jom Mama project – A randomised controlled trial
Ainul NM Hanafiah(Ministry of Health), Mark A. Hanson(National Observatory), Jutta K. H. Skau(South African Medical Research Council), P Matzen(University of Southampton), Zulkarnain BA Karim(Ministry of Health), Shane A. Norris(University of the Witwatersrand), Lokman Hakim Sulaiman(Indian Maritime University), Julius CH Cheah(Monash University Malaysia), Jens Aagaard‐Hansen(Aalborg University), Zainudin Mohd Ali(Malaysia Theological Seminary), Regien Biesma(University of Groningen)
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