| Overweight and obesity are chronic problems affecting everyone without discrimination of gender or pelf. |
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| The problem is that we have things the wrong way round, and that leads directly to the obesity epidemic. |
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| Clearly, better evidence relevant to primary care is needed before we firmly advocate treatment regimes for obesity. |
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| The coroner's report after her death concluded that Cass died of massive heart failure, brought on by obesity and the strains of crash dieting. |
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| In my opinion, the USDA's food pyramid is not effective and has caused an increase in obesity and dysglycemia. |
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| To date, long-term medical therapies and regimens have not been effective in treating morbid obesity. |
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| Ministers were acting on the recommendations of a top-level report aimed at tackling rising levels of obesity among young people. |
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| Morbid obesity is the medical term for weight gain which is so excessive it puts the child's health at immediate risk. |
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| They will also help scientists looking into the problem of increasing weight gain and obesity. |
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| A predisposition to obesity can come from genetics or an imbalance of body chemistry. |
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| The food industry is under intense pressure to curtail its marketing in the face of rising levels of childhood obesity. |
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| Unless their diet is carefully controlled weight gain can be very rapid, leading to obesity, disease and even an early death. |
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| What's behind the shock-horror headlines about child obesity doubling in a decade? |
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| Dexedrine, generically known as dextroamphetamine, was developed in the 1920s, and was initially used to treat depression and obesity. |
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| It has, in short, become impossible to ignore the fact that obesity is a class issue. |
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| England has the fastest growing obesity problem in Europe, with childhood obesity tripling in 20 years. |
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| In the last 40 years, obesity in the population as a whole has more than tripled. |
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| Morbid obesity also may be a contraindication due to the limited length of the trocars and laparoscopic instruments. |
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| Scientists did not yet know whether the degree of obesity, or the age that weight gain occurs, made a difference to the risk. |
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| We all know about the problems of obesity in youngsters, and of course we must guard against this. |
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| Medical journals, newspapers, and popular magazines brim with reports about the adverse effects of obesity. |
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| The researchers relied on a measure known as body mass index to gauge obesity. |
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| Individuals with chronic weight problems will be offered operations like gastric band surgery in a bid to halt the obesity epidemic in the town. |
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| Central abdominal adiposity has a stronger association with CV risk factors than peripheral obesity and is more predictive of coronary events. |
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| You know, patients with obesity and morbid obesity, are some of the sickest patients that surgeons see. |
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| When we speak of morbid obesity, are all women in this assumed weight category unhealthy or at risk for diseases? |
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| Only one person in seven suffering from morbid obesity will live to his or her full life expectancy. |
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| Used either in formula or individually, it serves to regulate the metabolism, prevent bloating and counteract obesity. |
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| But if we're committed to fighting obesity, maybe exercise would be a better bet. |
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| While junk food isn't the healthiest food to eat it is still not the cause of obesity. |
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| Others have found that faster growth in childhood predicts obesity in adulthood. |
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| Weight was marginally higher in prediabetics, but body condition did not indicate obesity. |
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| There's no getting around the fact that we are a prediabetic society with an obesity epidemic. |
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| He says that he has numerous scientific studies disclaiming any link between sugar and obesity. |
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| All joking aside, the most important health problem afflicting our nation right now is obesity, according to the National Institute of Health. |
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| When researchers define obesity, they use the body mass index, a calculation using height and weight. |
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| This is a result of an unhealthy lifestyle, high blood pressure, obesity, diabetes, smoking and being physically unfit. |
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| There is some evidence to suggest that obesity and an unhealthy diet may also increase the risk of cancers such colorectal cancer. |
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| Limits, bans and prohibitions are the name of the game in construction and transport, just as they are in matters to do with smoking and obesity. |
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| These typical lesions of the frontal bone with associated obesity and virilism were first described by Morgagni. |
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| Some often tend to eat excessively when in an unpleasant mood, resulting in obesity. |
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| Her unrestraint at the dinner table and wine cellar resulted in her well-remembered obesity. |
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| Furthermore, Brillat-Savarin recognises that obesity does not exist among wild tribes who need physical exercise to get their daily nutrition. |
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| The researchers believe the discovery of the strong effects of NEAT on obesity could make a big difference in helping people beat the condition. |
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| However, the harsh reality is that cures are still lacking for many common ailments, such as cancer and obesity. |
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| The latest report on the rising incidence of obesity in Canada will have a significant impact on the practice of dietetics. |
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| Subjects with abdominal obesity share many of the hormonal, metabolic, and circulatory characteristics of people with Cushing's syndrome. |
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| To study obesity we use body mass index or weight in kilograms divided by the square of the height in meters. |
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| Childhood obesity is rising but so is the prevalence of the eating disorders anorexia and bulimia nervosa. |
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| Some researchers have estimated that obesity causes about 300,000 deaths in the U.S. annually. |
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| Childhood obesity has tripled over the past 20 years, a significant spike in a relatively short time, he says. |
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| The visceral obesity in patients with metabolic syndrome is associated with dyslipidemia. |
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| The current classification by pathology puts word salad with word salad, obesity with obesity, and phobia with phobia. |
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| They claim heavy workloads and poor resources are hampering their ability to tackle major health issues such childhood obesity. |
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| The increase in childhood obesity is also largely due to eating and exercise habits rather than a tendency toward low fat diets. |
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| But she did not rule out a possible connection between obesity and Caesarian births. |
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| Intrauterine life is a critical period for the development of obesity later in life. |
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| The report was critical of the British government, essentially describing current initiatives to tackle obesity as much talk but little action. |
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| The close association between diabetes and obesity has given rise to the term diabesity. |
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| Ministers are under pressure from leading scientists and nutrition experts to take urgent action on childhood obesity. |
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| He said obesity among disadvantaged communities arises from poverty of access to an affordable and nutritiously adequate diet. |
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| A diet rich in fat is therefore concentrated and calorific, and tends to lead to obesity. |
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| Overweight and obesity are defined by the Body Mass Index, or BMI, which is a way of calculating weight, allowing for height. |
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| Mr Power said that despite health risks associated with obesity, many children were still being served a staple diet of processed food. |
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| Earlier it was seen as a sign of health and wealth, now obesity is a sign of poor health and poverty. |
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| New statistics on childhood obesity prove this is caused by a decline in outside play and walking to school. |
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| Unless we wake up to the problems caused by obesity, we're going to see soaring rates of this condition. |
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| Rapidly increasing rates of obesity have disguised relatively small changes in weight. |
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| Combine poor diet with lack of exercise and you have a population with real problems of obesity and ill health. |
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| Levelling out the obesogenic slope is fundamental to slowing down the momentum of the obesity epidemic. |
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| Exercise can help reduce obesity, which is related to the cause of several cancers. |
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| Venous stasis disease most commonly occurs in patients with obesity, congestive heart failure or diabetes. |
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| The findings of the study indicate reducing consumption of carbonated drinks also reduced the occurrence of obesity in school children. |
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| The doctor will give you a once-over, checking for obesity and high-blood pressure. |
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| For example, some of us are predisposed to cardiovascular disease or chronic diseases, like obesity, certain cancers, cataracts, and diabetes. |
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| The International Obesity Task Force has stratified patients into different classes of obesity. |
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| Dr Booth is categorical about how severe the problem of childhood obesity has become. |
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| Inflammation of the tissue that attaches to the heel bone and runs along the bottom of the foot and can be caused by obesity and overexercise. |
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| Liposuction is not a treatment for weight control or obesity and it cannot remove cellulite or stretch marks. |
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| The orectic response to energy expenditure and the orectic inhibition to fat accumulation are feedback mechanisms which are impaired in obesity. |
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| He said that while there are a few indigenous reasons like genes, heredity etc for obesity, there are more exogenous reasons for the problem. |
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| We defined obesity as a body mass index equal to or greater than the 95th centile, equivalent to a standard deviation score of 1.64 or more. |
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| However, there has been no convincing success in describing the polygenic background of common obesity. |
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| High fibre foods minimize the risk of constipation, colon and rectal cancer, hiatus hernia, heart disease and obesity. |
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| Although asthma and obesity may not be causally related, the high prevalence of obesity results in many asthmatic patients being obese. |
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| The other fundamental cause of the obesity epidemic is the over-consumption of high-fat, energy dense diets. |
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| A causal relation between asthma and obesity is supported by data from cohort studies. |
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| Smoking, poor diet quality and obesity are all clear markers of social disadvantage and a lack of education. |
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| In recent years, TV has been blamed for everything from obesity to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, poor grammar and general yobbery. |
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| The fast food restaurants are serving up vast portions of cheap, fatty food which is causing obesity and illness among their customers. |
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| Unhealthy lifestyles and childhood obesity is a modern epidemic of the western world. |
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| These findings come at a time of high official concern with childhood obesity. |
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| Time spent playing computer games and surfing the Internet in lieu of playing outside is also contributing to the surge of obesity. |
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| In that case, a hostile audience member asked him, what are you doing to prevent obesity? |
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| Due to a genetic predisposition, urban Indians suffer from extremely high obesity, syndrome X, diabetes and coronary heart disease. |
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| Medical disorders such as Cushing's syndrome, hypothyroidism and hypogonadism rarely cause obesity. |
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| Birds that are fed diets with large proportions of sunflower seeds, peanuts and walnuts are often prone to obesity. |
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| The co-author of the Pennsylvanian study said it showed that early infancy constituted a critical period for the establishment of obesity. |
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| Gary Gardner, co-author of the report, said the impact of chronic hunger and obesity was immense. |
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| Early onset of puberty and obesity independently favor the persistence of asthma. |
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| To talk about an epidemic of obesity is like talking about a plague of inactivity or a contagion of overeating. |
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| However, if their high blood pressure is based solely on obesity and they can lose the weight, they sometimes can come off of the medications. |
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| Figuring out which foods are fattening is a popular subject in obesity research. |
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| With the increasing incidence of obesity and diabetes in Western countries, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease has become a growing problem. |
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| New research links lack of sleep to health problems like obesity, diabetes and the common cold. |
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| I expect obesity to worsen in all the industrialized and industrializing countries and for human health to suffer as a result. |
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| Foot pain was associated with corns, ingrowing toenails, big toe deformities, hammer toes, obesity, and ankle swelling. |
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| While levels of obesity have increased in recent decades, consumption of biscuits, cakes and confectionery has remained static. |
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| Increases in childhood obesity and insidious health problems are, we suspect, linked to an increased consumption of junk food. |
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| One cannot overlook the conceptual congruity between the concepts of damp stagnation and peripheral tissue resistance, due to obesity. |
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| From 1981 to 1997, playtime decreased about 25 percent, while childhood obesity and attention deficit diagnosis has climbed. |
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| Lack of physical activity is a major contributor to cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and obesity. |
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| They were used to cure obesity, hemorrhoids, nephritis, laryngitis, eye disorders as well as mental illness. |
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| Surgery for morbid obesity is usually the last-resort intervention in patients who have tried all other weight-reduction treatments. |
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| Thus, the combination of obesity with a genetically-based insulin derangement, may reveal latent diabetes. |
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| There is no denying that one of the major causes of obesity is the amount of food that we eat and the portion sizes. |
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| He should hold junk food and advertising executives accountable for their role in promoting obesity and disease throughout the globe. |
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| The prevalence of obesity in the United States has reached epidemic proportions. |
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| Type 2 diabetes has exploded because of the increasing prevalence of both obesity and sedentary lifestyles. |
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| The categories were selected as indicators, risk factors or relevant environmental determinants affecting fitness, obesity and health. |
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| A number of approaches should be explored to combat the growing obesity epidemic. |
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| Weigle reviewed the past, present, and future of pharmacologic treatments for obesity. |
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| Because of the mix of state and federal responsibilities the politics of obesity are complex indeed. |
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| Worldwide obesity is so rife that it represents an evolutionary shift in human body shape, an expert said yesterday. |
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| Fresh fruit or dried fruits can play an important role in satisfying the sweet tooth and combating obesity. |
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| Dieticians say the survey shows the clear link between obesity and deprivation. |
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| Insurance policy loading could have a major impact in Scotland, which has one of the worst obesity levels in Europe. |
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| America is one of the few places on the planet where obesity has become a public-health epidemic. |
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| Newspaper and magazine articles about the medical risks and economic consequences of obesity abound. |
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| Of course, Scotland knows all about obesity, with figures running at twice the UK average. |
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| A number of organizations and support groups can assist you in your fight against obesity. |
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| Low-fat diets are often sugar-packed, and combined with low activity could encourage obesity. |
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| The sycotic miasm is the one that has the greatest tendency to overgrowth and hence obesity. |
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| The Sunday Washington Post's Book World section carries an incredibly sane review of a hilariously deranged book on obesity. |
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| Overtreatment of multiple hormonal imbalances can cause central obesity and atherogenic and metabolic abnormalities. |
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| Everyone is lumped together by body mass index, a measure of obesity, instead. |
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| The pupils were aware of the obesity problem and conscious of the need to eat healthy foods. |
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| Mediaeval monks were aware of the benefits of salt mud and concentrated sea water and used them to treat rheumatism, dropsy and obesity. |
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| In spite of well-publicized increases in obesity, diabetes and other maladies, Americans in general are living longer, healthier lives. |
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| He's spent those years educating us on various topics ranging from teen pregnancy to obesity. |
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| We have a sudden epidemic of obesity that has emerged over the past 15 years. |
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| Among the topics for discussion are the roles of ghrelin and leptin in obesity. |
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| Critics decry episodes such as this one as egregious examples of a general bias in the obesity research community. |
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| The NHS was criticised for not making the treatment and prevention of obesity a top priority. |
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| Too much screen time has also been associated with obesity and has fed into wider cultural laments that children don't get out enough. |
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| This discontinuance of activity is in itself not completely to blame for child obesity issues, but it does contribute. |
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| The results of this study indicate that these subjects were more accurate in predicting their obesity than their aerobic fitness level. |
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| Drug companies are also working hard on developing new medications to treat obesity. |
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| The death toll from obesity is expected to top that from smoking in the next 10 to 15 years. |
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| Parents often must balance on a tightrope between giving too much and too little attention to their child's obesity. |
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| The attributable risk of obesity is dependent to some extent on the threshold used for obesity. |
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| This definitely is a bane as complaints of constipation, acidity, obesity, indigestion, etc., are rampant among the youth. |
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| Are you suffering from depression, substance abuse, obesity, stress, impotence, domestic problems or even a jinx? |
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| How have you avoided the addiction, obesity, and toothlessness that's afflicted so many of your contemporaries? |
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| These empty calories will only increase your risk of obesity and drain your body of much-needed nutrients. |
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| Undernutrition is common in many chronic conditions, and obesity can result from conditions that limit physical activity. |
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| Health and obesity symposiums will focus on tailoring food choices to improve health, nutraceuticals and functional foods, fats and oils, and food chemistry. |
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| Despite this, inactive lifestyles and overeating remain the norm for most Americans, as illustrated by the rising epidemic of obesity over the past three decades. |
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| Some doctors consider surgery for obesity to be a waste of resources, and others remember the poor results from earlier procedures such as the jejunoileal bypass. |
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| It is now clear and unarguable that there is a direct relationship between food advertising to children, poor diet, and rising levels of obesity and diabetes. |
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| They claim the bungle may have helped to fuel the alarming childhood obesity crisis in the UK and associated problems such as heart disease and diabetes in later life. |
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| People who have struggled with morbid obesity often have a clarifying moment. |
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| Would it be cheaper for states to pay for fat reduction surgery for their overweight residents, or pony up to cover the hefty long term medical costs of obesity? |
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| But my own expertise is in American prisons, where obesity is actually a problem. |
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| The link between the daily traffic jams outside schools and the bored, fat teenagers in the people carriers seemed to escape the members of the obesity taskforce. |
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| Poor maternal diet before conception can result in offspring with reduced birth weights and increased risk of developing type II diabetes and obesity. |
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| Children have also become more sedentary, frequently relying on junk food for nourishment, all of which adds to the growing epidemic of obesity in the United States. |
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| The crusade against child obesity is likely to produce, not healthy outcomes, but miserable children and anxious parents and epidemics of dieting and eating disorders. |
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| After all, no one in American prison is hungry but obesity is an actual problem. |
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| But a food intake in excess of energy requirements leads to obesity. |
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| Not only were they consigning their offspring to a lifetime of obesity, it was claimed, but they were also causing congestion in residential areas. |
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| Meanwhile, since the 1970s, our yearly sugar consumption has skyrocketed along with the incidence of diabetes and obesity. |
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| That suggests that HFCS may be partly responsible for the obesity epidemic. |
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| In the male hierarchy of overweightness that runs upward from baby fat to morbid obesity, the paunch is the glorious exception. |
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| Poverty, obesity, homeownership, marital status and alcohol consumption were among the factors investigated. |
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| The mother needs a very accurate scale for this, since as little as five grams in excess can mean dangerous overfeeding, leading to obesity and ultimately to soft-headedness. |
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| Excess protein can help form uric acid, which can contribute to gout, and since it is stored as fat, it can contribute to obesity, heart diseases and other conditions. |
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| While some may say that our exploding obesity epidemic is a hyperbole, fat does beget fat. |
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| The statement suggests that computer use should be objectively assessed for potential negative impacts, such as eye strain, repetitive stress injuries and obesity. |
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| According to Doctor Robert Mtonga, a health practitioner, obesity can come as a result of nutritional habits or in some cases it is due to heredity in families. |
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| The report also revealed the shocking case of a three-year-old who had died from heart failure brought on by extreme obesity after reaching a weight of six stones. |
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| Prescription medication for lifestyle disease has failed to bend the obesity, disease, and cost curves. |
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| Suburbs have been assigned responsibility not merely for social anomie but also for a range of societal ills from gun violence to oil dependence to obesity. |
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| Is it any wonder then that the government is concerned with an obesity problem among the young when their scope for energetic activity is so severely limited? |
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| Some cite elevated rates of obesity and rising maternal age, which both increase the C-section risk. |
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| All through life, food and eating can become entangled and misused in all sorts of emotional problems and power play, such as bulimia, anorexia, obesity, hunger strikes, etc. |
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| The assumption is that obesity is fundamentally caused merely by consuming more calories than our bodies choose to expend. |
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| Apnea, snoring, unusual sleeping positions, daytime somnolence, obesity and a patulous uvula with erythema are all associated with obstructive sleep apnea. |
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| Unused sugar turns into fat, leading to fatty liver, diabetes, and obesity. |
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| Worse, disruption of melatonin can contribute to obesity and cardiovascular disease as well. |
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| The Food Standards Agency said adverts for fast food outlets and sugary drinks are fuelling childhood obesity and sowing the seeds for future ill-health. |
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| Foods are over-sugared and over-salted to stimulate over-eating and consumption of sugar, fostering obesity, in turn generating millions for the health industry. |
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| A researcher attending a fertility conference in Michigan this week discussed her research linking obesity to lower fertility. |
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| It is useful to search for signs of hypothyroidism and Cushing's syndrome, although obesity is rarely the sole presentation of these conditions in adolescence. |
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| Cheering and jeering at the television an average of 5.3 hours per day was associated, however, with a higher risk of obesity. |
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| In the West, a surplus of food supply has made obesity the main concern of adults, and slimness has been regarded as a symbol of health and beauty. |
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| Nor do these studies address the structural and systematic issues that contribute to obesity, such as poverty and stress. |
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| Central or visceral obesity is a central feature of syndrome X, and waist-to-hip ratios and BMI are significantly greater in NASH patients than in controls. |
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| They say staying active can help ward off all kinds of health concerns as you get older, from obesity to arthritis. |
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| Several other risk factors for cardiovascular disease, such as obesity, diabetes mellitus, and hyperlipidemia, are also correlated with CRP levels. |
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| Many of the chronic diseases linked to obesity are preventable. |
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| The importance of triglyceride concentration also requires clarification in young men, women, and groups such as South Asians among whom abdominal obesity is prevalent. |
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| Almost as if it were a reflex response, journalists and some scientific researchers alike blame technology and changes to family life for childhood obesity. |
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| One of these days the oil will run out and there will be no internal combustion engines, ergo, no more private cars and the problem of child obesity will be much reduced. |
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| One in ten Britons can expect to suffer from diabetes by 2010 as the full impact of the country's soaring levels of obesity takes its toll on public health. |
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| We will discuss clinically important new techniques in other areas of treatment, including treatments for cocainism and surgery for resistant obesity as well. |
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| What is the greatest factor in contributing to childhood obesity? |
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| Also, in communities where long-standing Mediterranean diets have been shifting toward more Westernized food choices, the prevalence of obesity is on the rise. |
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| It is perverse because everyone accepts that regular exercise helps reduce the risk of heart attacks, high blood pressure, obesity and even depression. |
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| Plastics derived endocrine disruptors induce epigenetic transgenerational inheritance of obesity, reproductive disease and sperm epimutations. |
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| The overreliance on fast food restaurants is believed to be a major contributor to the increase in obesity. |
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| His obesity and other medical problems can be traced from the jousting accident in 1536, in which he suffered a leg wound. |
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| Reducing obesity and cutting smoking not only benefits patients but saves the NHS and taxpayers millions of pounds. |
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| Public health spending reduces diseases, notably smoking related, obesity related and alcohol abuse related ill health. |
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| In one of his As I Please essays he refers to a protracted joke when he answered an advertisement for a woman who claimed a cure for obesity. |
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| He often described a lonely and sheltered childhood that was worsened by his obesity. |
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| Although it is a growing problem, obesity is not as prevalent as in other developed countries. |
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| Authorities now regard obesity as one of the main public health issues and fight it fiercely. |
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| Rates of childhood obesity are slowing in France, while continuing to grow in other countries. |
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| As a food additive, it may be used to reduce fat absorption and thus obesity. |
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| However, in Thailand, urbanization has also resulted in massive increases in problems such as obesity. |
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| In contrast, other studies found that peripubertal obesity in girls is associated with hyperandrogenemia. |
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| In addition, obesity, systemic high blood pressure and the HIV endemic are all major challenges facing the Ukrainian healthcare system. |
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| Scientific researchers have linked early obesity with an earlier onset of puberty in girls. |
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| They have cited obesity as a cause of breast development before nine years and menarche before twelve years. |
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| Black people have higher rates of obesity, diabetes and hypertension than the US average. |
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| A 2006 survey found nearly 95 percent of Mississippi adults considered childhood obesity to be a serious problem. |
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| In this case of supermorbid obesity, the patient was unable to get out of bed. |
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| Female obesity adversely affects assisted reproductive technology pregnancy and live birth rates. |
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| Risk of overweight and obesity among semivegetarian, lactovegetarian, and vegan women. |
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| The LAF Programme has the overall aim of reducing childhood obesity by encouraging families to develop healthier habits. |
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| Increased activity of the lipogenic enzymes in adipose tissue may contribute to develop obesity. |
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| Gut microbiota, lipopolysaccharides, and innate immunity in the pathogenesis of obesity and cardiovascular risk. |
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| With this strategy, lipoprotein lipase, lactamase beta, and protein phosphatase 1-like were identified as obesity genes. |
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| In mice, the compound known as betulin lowered cholesterol, helped prevent diet-induced obesity, and improved insulin sensitivity. |
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| It may explain why call centre workers, whose biological clocks are often out of sync, are at greater risk of obesity and insulin resistance. |
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| Fitness Boot Camps is determined to help his home state fight against obesity. |
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| During the early part of the decade, little attention was paid to the topic of obesity. |
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| Metagenomic systems biology of the human gut microbiome reveals topological shifts associated with obesity and inflammatory bowel disease. |
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| I don't think it's an overstatement to say that obesity is cancerogenic so staying a healthy weight is important. |
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| Obviously, unhealthy snacking and obesity go hand in hand, but what about the enjoyment of an occasional brownie break? |
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| Due to the increasing prevalence of obesity in Western countries, the use of thermogenic dietary supplements is becoming more frequent. |
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| We constructed two dependent variables to measure obesity and morbid obesity on the basis of body mass index. |
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| You have to wonder, given the figures for morbid obesity, how much enthusiasm for the topless look we'd find today. |
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| Spoon-feeding can contribute widely to childhood obesity, researchers warn parents. |
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| Bringing up kids, obesity, welfare traps they have nannied us into submission. |
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| Our clients now are usually elderly people or those who have health problems like obesity and have received medical advice to take steam baths. |
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| Evidence against either a premature stop codon or the absence of Ob gene mRNA in human obesity. |
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| Contract awarded for Tryptic obesity campaign of your lunch bag, power of less than two years, the diabetes, alim. |
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| Hoffman DJ, Sawaya AL, Verreschi I, Tucket KL and SB Roberts Why are nutritionally stunted children at risk of obesity? |
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| True, the study strongly demonstrates the lethality of obesity. |
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| Global epidemiology of obesity, vegetarian dietary patterns, and noncommunicable disease in Asian Indians. |
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| The morbidity of many of these nonmalignant urological disorders is compounded by other common comorbid conditions such as diabetes and obesity. |
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| In part I, the quantification and universalizing social judgment of obesity is characterized. |
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| The only authorized drug for the treatment of obesity is Orlistat that is sold under the trade name Xenical. |
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| In this study, they confirmed that obesity and overfeeding after surgical ovariectomy together drove aggressive tumour growth and progression. |
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| The rate of obesity is going up and at the same time obesity has never been so vilipended by society. |
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| Both birds had a history of a maxillary debeaking procedure, obesity, bilateral pododermatitis, and diffuse, poor feather quality. |
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| Avoid patients with comorbid conditions such as asthma, anxiety, obesity, or heart disease which might decompensate in the office. |
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| An opportunistic pathogen isolated from the gut of an obese human causes obesity in germfree mice. |
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| Dr Ulijaszek found that obesity rates were as high as 54pc in Papula New Guinea and 77pc in the Pacific. |
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| Influence of Panax ginseng on obesity and gut microbiota in obese middle-aged Korean women. |
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| Performance anxiety and obesity are some of the culprits to be blamed, they add. |
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| Some of the same genes that spark growth spurts in preschoolers predispose adults to obesity, a new study suggests. |
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| Isoflavones, polyphenol compounds found in soy, downregulate inflammatory markers associated with obesity. |
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| It is important that your dog stays in shape, because obesity can harmfully impact the litter. |
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| Common hedonic mechanisms may therefore underlie obesity and drug addiction. |
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| Studies have suggested that polyphenolics can ease diabetes, obesity, and some neurological diseases. |
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| But nine years ago his remit changed from dealing with gallstones, hiatus hernias and cancers to tackling the explosion in obesity. |
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| The three-day congress shed light on aACAyDiabesity', a portmanteau word to describe the epidemic of diabetes and obesity occurring together. |
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| Common features of PCOS include menstrual disturbance, hirsutism, acne, alopecia, obesity and infertility. |
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| To date, approximately 8,000 individuals have received pramlintide in clinical trials, including more than 950 in obesity studies. |
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| Included in these treatments is the use of human chorionic gonadotropin for the treatment of obesity. |
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| Hypoxemia, hypercarbia, low total lung capacity, and DLCO were all related to obesity, hypoventilation, and sleep disorders, she noted. |
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| In pregnancy, maternal obesity and hyperinsulinemia can affect placental growth and gene expression. |
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| Fish oil in a high lard diet prevents obesity, hyperlipemia, and adipocyte insulin resistance in rats. |
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| Simple obesity and obesity hyperlipemia treated with otoacupoint pellet pressure and body acupuncture. |
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| This results in reduced energy expenditure, hyperphagia, and morbid obesity. |
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| Worldwide, gout and hyperuricaemia are on the rise owing mainly to dietary changes, obesity, the metabolic syndrome and increasing age. |
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| This is an important discovery as it suggests that formoterol may be used to prevent obesity. |
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| Finomate also positively influences biomarkers for obesity, such as blood cholesterol and free fatty acid levels. |
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| Some of the most common sources of free radical stress in the body come from smoking, chronic stress, and obesity. |
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| Evans, Cavaliers have a high rate of heart disease, while French Bulldogs struggle with obesity and breathing difficulties. |
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| Patients with DS generally have obstructed airway issues due to macroglossia, increased secretions, obesity, enlarged tonsils and adenoids. |
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| At that time, she was found to be hypokalemic and hypertensive with signs of CS including truncal obesity, striae, glucose intolerance, hirsutism, and depression. |
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| Some of the more prevalent chronic conditions in the UAE, such as diabetes, obesity and hyperlipidaemia, can also have skin signs that indicate their existence. |
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| His medical history included coronary artery disease, hypertension, insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus, hyperlipemia, obesity, jejunostomy, tracheostomy, and dysphagia. |
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| This encompasses a large number of patients with metabolic syndrome, obesity, type 2 diabetes, chronic kidney disease, and familial hyperbetalipoproteinemia. |
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| They have traditionally been used in the treatment and prevention of diabetes, obesity, heart disease, hyperacidity, constipation, cancer, blood pressure and hypertension. |
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| The Federal Obesity Clinical Guidelines define underweight as a BMI of 18 or less, overweight as a BMI of 25 to 29.9 and obesity as a BMI of 30 and above. |
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| This program focuses on educating the media, policy makers, and the general public about the role that endocrinologists play in researching and treating obesity. |
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| The team used 28 obesity-related genes to create a polygenic obesity risk score for each child to estimate their genetic susceptibility to obesity. |
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| They also discuss how the discourses of the obesity epidemic are translated into specific practice and standards that help to pathologize marginalized populations. |
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| The result, warns PANNA, is an increase in birth defects and early puberty and noticeable increases in asthma, obesity, diabetes and some cancers. |
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| Already linked to diabetes and heart disease, obesity is also associated with heightened risks of major depression and bipolar and panic disorders, a national survey shows. |
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| Severe cases with extensive invasion can exhibit the full-blown hypothalamic syndrome with morbid obesity, temperature and sleep disorders, panhypopituitarism, and seizures. |
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| This circuit appears to be distinct from the one that controls normal eating, suggesting that it could be a target for treating obesity caused by overeating. |
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| While the biggest risk factor is age, other lifestyle factors include smoking, obesity, diet, tanning and sunburn, overdiagnosis and lack of exercise. |
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| These drug classes are notable for their demonstrated efficacy in reducing body weight, and as such are also being used off-label in the treatment of obesity. |
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| Examples of these are obesity, nulliparity and never having breastfed, having a first pregnancy after the age of 37 years and excessive alcohol intake. |
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