Meanings of adult obesity in English

Conclusions: This research demonstrated a remarkably consistent association between childhood abuse and adult obesity.

This growth pattern confers increased childhood and adult obesity risks.

The WOF's estimates show adult obesity continuing its steady climb.

New Zealand has the third highest adult obesity rate in the OECD and it is increasing.

Conclusions: Childhood obesity remains a risk factor for adult T2DM separate from its effects on adult obesity.

Background: The purpose of this study was to assess the association between childhood abuse and adult obesity.

New Zealand has the third highest adult obesity rate in the OECD, and our rates are rising.

Conclusions: High preschool BMI is consistently associated with adult obesity, central obesity and early onset metabolic syndrome.

Male-female differences in these adolescent behaviors did not appear to underlie the gender gap in young adult obesity.

In addition, early feed restriction might have induced prolonged metabolic programming in chicks and led to adult obesity.

Discussion: We identified few natural experiments reporting on the effectiveness of programs, policies, and built-environment changes on adult obesity.

In addition, it is recommended that a similar outcome measures framework is produced to support evaluation of adult obesity programmes.

Just three studies measured adult obesity; two indicated increased income and consequential food affordability had the potential to increase obesity.

Background: This systematic review identifies programs, policies, and built-environment changes targeting prevention and control of adult obesity and evaluates their effectiveness.

Background: Early menarche tends to be preceded by rapid infancy weight gain and is associated with increased childhood and adult obesity risk.

And that low-birthweight is itself associated with adult obesity risk, which could explain the link to later-life obesity seen in other studies.