[PDF] Top 20 Prevalence and determinants of overweight and obesity in old age in Germany

... in Germany (Bonn, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Leipzig, Mannheim, Munich) in 2003 and ...(a) age ≥ 75 years, (b) absence of dementia, and (c) at least one contact with the GP during the last 12 ... See full document

... among overweight and obese class I (P < ...0.05). Overweight and obese class I had significantly less presenteeism than obese class III (for both, P < ... See full document

... adolescents’ obesity remains a public health ...the prevalence and risk factors of overweight and obesity, and to investigate the lifestyle determinants of physical activity practice in ... See full document

... (m). Overweight and obesity were defined as a BMI  25 and 30 kg/m, respectively, for a population that were 18 years ...years old) we used the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ... See full document

... between age and body weight could be due to the fact that increasing age is a known as- sociated factor of overweight as well as for other non- communicable diseases ...advancing age is ... See full document

... childhood obesity and underweight which focused on the prevalence while very little attention was paid to the risk ...years old). These studies are old and the last one was conducted in 2009, ... See full document

... yr, old household member was entered into the study, each cluster included at least 20 persons, depend- ing on the number of eligible people in the last ... See full document

... the prevalence in the population to so-called risk factors since the year 2006 ...being overweight affects ...with age. Among young people is 38% and among people 45 - 64 years old, ...of ... See full document

... simultaneous prevalence of overnutrition (i.e. overweight or obesity) and undernutrition ...mean prevalence of overweight and obesity was 7% and thinness 36% ...lower ... See full document

... the prevalence of obesity in under 5-year-old children was estimated to be 42 million, among which 31 million were located in developing countries ...that obesity is among the 5 causes of ... See full document

... to obesity because of changes in both sides of the energy homeostatic equation: decreased energy expenditure and increased energy ...Alternatively, obesity could lead to decreased mobility or poor health, ... See full document

... our second research aim was the cross-sectional nature of the study with the corresponding restricted ability to deter- mine causal effects. 3) Also our procedure for recording OA incidence via questionnaires and ... See full document

... the prevalence and factors of overweight/ obesity in school going children of adolescent age group depicted a high prevalence of obesity is due to decreased physical activity of ... See full document

... Reporting Prevalence Data from the Joanna Briggs Institute (11), and studies by Saab et ...and prevalence of overweight and obesity in the military ... See full document

... In our review, IUGR was defined as an intrauterine growth restriction during the later trimesters. SGA was defined as infants with a birth weight below the 10th percentile for gestational age. A newborn can be ... See full document

... of overweight/obesity may have been trans- ferred to new contacts in the outpatient course after ...of overweight/obesity diagnoses, with only one of ten patients with BMI ≥ 25 kg/m 2 actually ... See full document

... This study showed the prevalence of M.S increases by weight gain. Other studies conducted in Iran, including in Tehran (8), Tabriz (11), and Mashhad (12) also showed that the prevalence of the syndrome ... See full document

... deficiency symptoms (carbohydrates). The substances that help body function are not nutritional on their own, but they assist certain functions of the organism (substances that are not completely absorbed). In the ... See full document

... The percentage of people who had consulted a physician at least once in the previous three months increased over time; among women from 44.8% (95% CI, 42.7–46.8) in 1987 to 52.0% (95% CI, 50.8–53.3) in 2005, and among ... See full document

... that obesity is associated with coronary heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, respiratory problems, ...the prevalence of hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidaemia and clustering of risk factors with ... See full document