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Childhood obesity in general practice
A recent study has looked at childhood overweight and obesity in general practice. The results showed that among child-parent pairs, 15% of the children and 52% of parents were overweight/obese. 12% of the children were underweight.
25/01/2012 by Barbara Whelan
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Development of type 2 diabetes in men at lower body mass indices than women
New research has looked at the associations between age, sex and BMI at diagnosis of type 2 diabetes. The study involved analysing data from 51,920 men and 43,137 women included in a diabetes register in Scotland.
09/11/2011 by Barbara Whelan
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Overweight and obesity in fathers-to-be
A new study which measured the BMI and body composition of fathers-to-be in a maternity hospital in Ireland found that of the 167 fathers-to-be in the survey two out of three were overweight or obese....
22/08/2011 by Christine Connolly
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Maternal Obesity in the UK
A recent report “Maternal Obesity in the UK: Findings from a National Project” has revealed the prevalence of severe maternal obesity (BMI ≥35) in the UK. The prevalence of women with a BMI ≥35 at any...
25/03/2011 by Christine Connolly
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BMI and waist circumference still important to heart disease risk
A recent study in The Lancet, about using BMI, waist circumference or waist-to-hip ratio to predict risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD), has received a lot of media attention. The study found that BM...
15/03/2011 by Christine Connolly
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