High Risk Groups for Developing Obesity
SEROPREVALENCE OF HIV, HBV & HCV IN HIGH RISK GROUPS
... From this study I conclude that the screening procedure for Hepatotropic Viruses and HIV should be made mandatory. Universal precautions and infection control procedures must be followed to, reduce the transmission of ...
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Facilitating access to obesity services for high risk, harder to reach groups: recent learning from the East Midlands region (UK)
... Nottinghamshire. Obesity is greater in socially disadvantaged and minority ethnic communities, making inequalities in health worse, with 20 - 30% variation in obesity rates across the East Midlands ...
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Obese subjects are at high risk for developing diabetes,
... 1) obesity/IR, independently of other risk factors, is associated with reduced ACh-stimulated vasodilation and 2) the endothelial dysfunc- tion is due, at least in part, to increased oxidative stress, which ...
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FTO haplotyping underlines high obesity risk for European populations
... 1 high risk locus is involved in superenhancer activation [10] and regulates the expression of flanking IRX3 and IRX5 loci, which is vital for the maturation mode of adipo- cytes that is mediated by ...
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Screening for celiac disease in the general population and in high risk groups
... Disease criteria have however been debated. Screening tests are simple, safe and accurate ++ Screening tests with tissue transglutaminase have high sensitivity and specificity but the positive predictive value is ...
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Abnormal P300 in people with high risk of developing psychosis
... control groups. Similarly, since only seven of our cases at risk converted to psychosis we do not have sufficient statistical power to compare them against those who remained at risk after follow ...
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Cardiovascular risk and obesity
... with obesity and diabetic patients. The study included 604 adults with obesity with type 2 diabetes who were treated with metformin, a sul- fonylurea, or both and were assigned to receive lorcaserin HCl 10 ...
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Obesity and fracture risk.
... a high impact on morbidity and mortality which, during the last two decades, have become major health threats ...the risk of developing both obe- sity and ...increased risk of ...
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Shingles Vaccine: Identifying high risk groups in the IBD clinic setting
... The purpose of this evidence-based project was to increase awareness of the importance of the Shingrix vaccine in the inflammatory bowel disease population, over the age of 50. The goal was to increase vaccination orders ...
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Nutritional management of a patient at high risk of developing refeeding syndrome
... a high risk of refeeding syndrome relating to minimal nutritional intake for more than 10 days, as evidenced by unintentional weight loss (> 15% in four months), and a diet ...
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Physical Activity, Obesity, and the Incidence of Type 2 Diabetes in a High-Risk Population
... a high-risk population, is unique because diabetes was determined by oral glucose tolerance testing rather than by ...index groups, with the exception of the middle body mass index tertile in men (p ...
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Whole grain and cereal fiber intake among children at high risk for obesity
... Abstract Obesity is a growing problem worldwide. Today, obesity is a more common cause of death than underweight and the prevalence ...to developing overweight and ...the risk of many diseases ...
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Sexual trauma increases the risk of developing psychosis in an ultra high risk “prodromal” population
... increased risk in those who experience more severe or intrusive forms of this abuse 15 ...highest risk of developing a psychotic disorder but we were unable to demonstrate a clear link to severity or ...
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NHS FORTH VALLEY Guidelines for Hepatitis B Vaccination in High Risk Groups
... regarding risk of Blood-Bourne Infection Antenatal management Risk of Hepatitis B and benefits of vaccination for the baby should be discussed with the mother antenatally – a Department of Health ...
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Hepatitis G Virus Infection in Amerindians and Other Venezuelan High Risk Groups
... Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia 2 Received 7 May 1997/Returned for modification 10 September 1997/Accepted 19 November 1997 Recently, a new virus related to flaviviruses, the hepatitis G virus (HGV), or GBV-C ...
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Chronic bronchitis is an independently associated factor for more symptom and high-risk groups
... Our study has several limitations. First, subjects in the study were recruited from populations who were receiving treatment from the participating hospitals – these hospitals are mainly tertiary medical centers. ...
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Meningococcal Serogroup B Vaccine Immunogenicity in High-Risk Groups: What Are the Implications?
... Both are licensed for use in people 10 to 25 years of age on the basis of bactericidal antibody responses to the vaccines that were considered protective when administered to healthy individuals. However, because the ...
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BLOOD LEAD LEVELS AND LEAD TOXICITY IN HIGH-RISK GROUPS OF SUDANESE CHILDREN
... to high blood lead levels apart from being in such an ...all groups in the study were generally noted to have mild to moderate elevation of blood lead ...
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Identification of high-risk groups for complication after arthroplasty: predictive value of patient’s related risk factors
... The main limitation of this study is its retrospective de- sign and small sample size in the RA group. Larger studies are needed to validate our results strengthening the power to confirm some of these risk ...
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An exploration of childhood obesity across ethnic groups in Coventry
... of obesity were found only for parents who smoke in high-income ...ethnic groups, but not Urdu or ...ethnic groups, but for boys this was not the case for all ethnic groups, with ...
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