Increased risk for obesity is apparent in young children with intellectual impairment. Prevention and early intervention strategies for obesity will need to ensure that they are contextualised to be fit for purpose with this highrisk group of children.doi:10.3109/17477160903473713...
Over the 2-year period, adjusted mean BMI percentiles declined from 66.1 to 65.0 in control children and from 62.8 to 58.9 in intervention children. The rates of change in the 2 groups were significantly different (p = .015).VITAL improves lifestyle of young schoolchildren, is inexpensive, ...
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根据第一段TheAmericanAcademyofPediatrics(AAP)madewavesthisyearbyrecommendingthatdoctorsputobesekidsasyoungastwoyearsoldonintensive,family-orientedlifestyleandbehaviorplans.Italsosuggestedprescribingweight-lossdrugstochildren12andolderandsurgerytoteens13andolder.Thisadvicereflectstheorganization'sadoptionofamoreactive...
The purpose of this study is to describe screen time in young children and relate it to obesity from five U.S. Affiliated Pacific jurisdictions in the Children's Healthy Living Program. In a sample of 3,331 children (2-8 yo), mean overall screen time was 4.2 hours (h) per day (d)...
Although few children currently require liver transplants for fatty liver, it is the mostrapidly increasing reason for transplantation in young adults. Fatty liver is the second-most common reason for liver transplantation in the U.S., and it will be ...
Conclusions and Relevance Lifestyle-based weight loss interventions with 26 or more hours of intervention contact are likely to help reduce excess weight in children and adolescents. The clinical significance of the small benefit of medication use is unclear. Introduction Data from the National Health...
The aim of this study was to evaluate the prevalence of overweight, obesity and underweight in children from Ukraine. A cross-sectional study was performed on data collected from a representative sample of Ukraine children (13,739 children (boys 48%, girls 52%) aged 6.0–18.9 years). The me...
A decrease in physical activity in young children is a risk factor for obesity later in adolescence. Obesity rates continue to increase in some racial/ethnic minority populations. These racial/ethnic differences in obesity prevalence are likely a result of both genetic and nongenetic factors (eg, ...
There is growing clinical and experimental evidence to suggest that maternal obesity increases children’s susceptibility to neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric disorders. Given the worldwide obesity epidemic, it is crucial that we acquire a thorough