What are some recommendations to clinicians interested in incorporating body composition methods in their practice and research? (select all that apply) Appreciate limitations of your method Collaborate with your facility's radiologists and medical physicists if working on imaging studies Obtain measurements from multiple methods if possible Interpret body composition results as part of your overall nutrition assessment Interpret results in the context of each patient

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