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2022年2月，首都医科大学附属北京朝阳医院（以下简称朝阳医院）研究员梁立荣在Obesity杂志（IF=5.002）在线发表了题为“Life-long smoking status, weight gain and subsequent risk of major adverse cardiovascular events: long-term follow up of a middle-aged...
Tiny wireless device might help in combating obesity（图）
Tiny wireless device might combating obesity
2021/1/18
Gastric bypass surgery is sometimes the last resort for those who struggle with obesity or serious weight-related health issues. Since this procedure involves making a small stomach pouch and reroutin...
Early-Life Pain May Lead To Obesity Risk,Especially In Females,Neuroscience Institute Study Finds
Early-Life Pain Obesity Risk Females Neuroscience Institute
2017/7/24
Inflammatory pain at birth changes how the hippocampus, a part of the brain associated with memory and eating behavior, works later in life, and this pain also causes adult rats to eat more frequently...
Playing active video games could help overweight and obese children lose weight, a University of Queensland study has found.
University of Queensland researchers have found most Australians and Americans believe food is addictive and comparable to drug addiction.
Regular exercise mitigates the genetic likelihood of obesity by forty per cent
Regular exercise the genetic likelihood obesity forty per cent
2010/9/21
Genetic predisposition to obesity can be offset by around 40 per cent with regular physical activity, according to new research from the Medical Research Council (MRC). The findings challenge the popu...
“Thriving infant” genes increase risk of obesity later in life
“Thriving infant” genes obesity in life
2010/6/22
Scientists at the Medical Research Council (MRC) have discovered a genetic link between obesity later in life and rapid weight gain in babies from as young as six weeks old. The genes, known to cause ...
Weight gain during pregnancy associated with long-term obesity for mothers
Weight gain pregnancy long-term obesity mothers
2010/4/29
Women who gain excessive weight during pregnancy are more likely to be overweight or obese 21 years after giving birth, UQ research has found. Led by Dr Abdullah Mamun, from UQ's School of Population ...
Redefining "Healthy Children"--IAEA Helps Member States Investigate Adolescent Obesity（图）
Healthy Children Adolescent Obesity
2009/12/15
Obesity is a major public health problem in all industrialized countries and a burgeoning problem in developing countries, especially throughout Asia, Latin America and parts of Africa, despite the wi...
Loughborough researchers urge Government to rethink childhood obesity strategy
childhood health obesity
2007/5/16
15 May 2007，The Government’s continued initiative to monitor the weight and height of primary school children could force the debate on childhood health to become too narrow, according to Loughborough...
16 April, 2007，Scientists from the Peninsula Medical School have identified the most clear genetic link yet to obesity in the general population and found that people with two copies of a particular g...
Should primary school children be routinely screened for obesity? New research suggests not
Childhood Obesity monitoring programme
2007/4/29
23 April 2007，Primary school children should not be routinely screened for obesity without any sound evidence of benefit, according to research led by a University of Reading professor.
12 April 2007，A particular gene variant appears to make some individuals more vulnerable to obesity, a risk factor for Type 2 diabetes, according to new research published online 12 April by Science, ...
Study to determine how general practice professionals can tackle adolescent obesity
Obesity adolescent
2007/3/21
March 13, 2007，The study which the University has announced during Obesity Awareness Week, and will be conducted over a three-year period, will survey GPs and practice nurses working in general practi...
03-13-2007，TALLAHASSEE - Florida Agriculture and Consumer Services Commissioner Charles H. Bronson is launching a spring program aimed at combating childhood obesity, an increasing health concern amon...