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Obesity and Related Disease by J. S. Garrow, 1988-02
The Genetics of Obesity by Claude Bouchard, 1994-03-28
Obesity And the Kidney (Contributions to Nephrology)
The Obese Child: Proceedings (Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine) by P. L. Girogi, Robert M. Suskind, 1992-03
Guidelines focus on prevention of obesity, diabetes: monitoring of carbohydrates called key.(News): An article from: Internal Medicine News by Betsy Bates, 2006-09-15
Adult Obesity Therapy (Psychology Practitioner Guidebook Series) by Michael D. Lebow, 1989-02
Many patients don't link their obesity with CVD.(Cardiovascular Medicine): An article from: Internal Medicine News by Miriam E. Tucker, 2005-07-15
Study exonerates high-carb diets as weight-gain cause in older women.(low fat diet reduces obesity): An article from: Internal Medicine News by Mary Ann Moon, 2006-02-01
Rimonabant tied to blood pressure drop in obesity.: An article from: Internal Medicine News by Erik Goldman, 2006-07-15
Religious and spiritual factors in childhood and adolescent eating disorders and obesity.(Special Section: Spirituality/Medicine Interface Project): An article from: Southern Medical Journal by Mary Lynn Dell, Allan M. Josephson, 2007-06-01
Child and Adolescent Obesity: Causes and Consequences, Prevention and Management
Obesity Pocketcard Set by Borm Bruckmeier Publishing, 2009-07-07
The Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Lectures 2004: Perspectives on the Prevention of Childhood Obesity in Children and Youth by Institute of Medicine, 2005-11-15
Handbook Of Obesity Bray, Second Edition

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NeLH Medicine In The News Project; 'Pill That Cures Obesity'
A single new drug helps treat obesity, tackles cholesterol levels and helpssmokers quit, Pill that cures obesity. Daily Express, 10 November 2004, p6.
http://www.nelh.nhs.uk/hth/obesity_pill.asp

Extractions: NHS Direct Online nhs.uk Department of Health Social Care ... Public Health 24th September 2005 NeLH Homepage Hitting the Headlines Archive Hitting the Headlines Article A single new drug helps treat obesity, tackles cholesterol levels and helps smokers quit, reported six newspapers on 10 November 2004. The newspapers described trial results that were presented at a conference. The reliability of these results cannot be evaluated, as full details have not yet been published. Six newspapers (1-6) reported the results of a two year trial of rimonabant. All the articles reported that participants taking the drug had seen their body weight drop compared to participants who were taking the placebo treatment. The results of this trial were presented at the American Heart Association meeting in New Orleans. The trial assessed the effectiveness of two different doses of rimonabant or placebo given daily, in combination with a reduced calorie diet for a period of two years. The results, presented in a company press release, showed that participants who received the higher dose of rimonabant had a significantly reduced waist circumference, with 62.5% of participants losing more than 5% of their initial body weight and 32.8% losing in excess of 10%. The newspaper articles were generally accurate in reporting the findings of the research. However, three of the articles (2,3,6) failed to state that the drug had been administered in conjunction with a restricted calorie diet. All of the articles referred to the fact that the drug has also been shown to help people stop smoking without gaining weight. However, this outcome was not assessed in the present trial.
Childhood Obesity: Diabetes Medicine Investigated As Weight Loss Treatment For C
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The Nation's Health - Institute Of Medicine Plan Takes On Childhood Obesity: Maj
Institute of medicine plan takes on childhood obesity Major recommendationsannounced. Archives Past Issue November 04 Contents. By Kim Krisberg
http://www.apha.org/tnh/index.cfm?fa=Adetail&id=93
Obesity And Departments Of Family Medicine -- Michener 2 (5): 519 -- Annals Of F
obesity and Departments of Family medicine obesity is a national problem andone of great concern to many family medicine departments.
http://www.annfammed.org/cgi/content/full/2/5/519

Extractions: This Article Full Text (PDF) TRACK Comments: Submit a response Alert me when this article is cited ... Alert me if a correction is posted Services Email this article to a friend Similar articles in this journal Similar articles in PubMed Download to citation manager PubMed PubMed Citation Articles by Michener, L. Obesity is a national problem and one of great concern to many given that an epidemic like obesity is unlikely to be affected by a traditional medical treatment model. Reducing obesity rates will likely require an integrated approach that brings local practitioners, community agencies, such as schools and health departments, employers, and researchers together for comprehensive prevention and treatment programs. Fortunately, combining medical
The New York Academy Of Medicine: Events & Classes: Obesity Prevention: Building
The New York Academy of medicine is a nonprofit organization founded in 1847that is dedicated to enhancing the health of the public through research,
http://www.nyam.org/events/1984.shtml

Extractions: Academy Initiatives - Choose One Center for Urban Bioethics Center for Urban Epidemiologic Studies Council on Biomedical Research and Development Division of Health and Science Policy Division of Information Management Division of Public Health Doctors Against Handgun Injury Metropolitan New York Ethics Network Metropolitan New York Palliative Care Network New York Forum for Child Health Office of Development and Communications Office of School Health Programs Office of Special Populations Social Work Leadership Institute Urban Health Initiative An alarming rise occurred, during the last decade, in the prevalence of obesity and overweight in all states and regions of the United States. The U.S. Public Health Service projects that this condition will soon overtake tobacco as the leading preventable cause of morbidity and mortality in our population. This emerging threat to public health affects our region. What can we do about it collectively? Clearly, it is a problem with multiple causes and must be addressed by federal, state and local public health officials, academia, community and faith based organizations, foundations, public health educators and health care providers.
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Nutritional medicine and obesity. Clinical Nutrition. Program, Nutritional medicineand obesity. Information, Comprehensive programs for the treatment of
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Home, The World Health Network - Anti-Aging And Longevity
The American Academy of AntiAging medicine (A4M). News, directories of clinicsand products, and publications.
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Extractions: On Anti-Aging Medicine December 9-12, 2005 Las Vegas, Nevada Paris Hotel Anti-Aging Doctors and Resources Directory Search the largest on-line directory of antiaging physicians, health practitioners, anti-aging clinics, medical spas, products, and services. find antiaging physicians find antiaging clinics and medical spas find antiaging products and services get your listing in the directory FREE BioTech and Anti-Aging Newsletter Get up-to-date news and information on antiaging, longevity, biotechnology, and sports medicine. If it's hot, new, and it will improve your life, your abilities, or your lifespan, then you'll find it in the A4M newsletter. Your e-mail: latest issue: 2005-07-29 Newsletter browse past newsletters Featured Audio Interview Official Advanced Hands-On Intensive Physician Clinical Workshop, Las Vegas 2005: Dr. Ronald Klatz interviews Denise Bruner, MD, Chairman of the American Society of Bariatric Physicians and Director of Bariatric Medicine and Family Practice.
EMedicine - Obesity : Article By Gabriel I Uwaifo, MBBS
obesity obesity is a significant public health crisis in the United States andthe rest of the developed world. The prevalence is also increasing rapidly
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From The Cleveland Clinic: Your Guide To Weight Loss
and more children are considered obese today than ever before. Weight Lossmedicine. Prescription medicine Overthe-Counter Therapy. Surgery
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DNA Testing For Obesity, Type II Diabetes, Heart Disease, Preventive Medicine An
DNA testing, drug target selection, obesity, diabetes, heart disease.
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Extractions: Our genes Genetic factors play an important role in this phenomenon. The genes underlying genetic predisposition can be revealed and exploited to both create personalized weight management programs based on a patient's genetic profile and to develop new obesity drugs. It has been demonstrated that 23% of obesity-related diabetes can be avoided with a weight management program tailored to the genetic make up of the individuals. Lindi et al, 2002. Diabetes, 2581-2586 Gene Ob will be working with individuals and the medical community to help people manage their weight by assessing their genetic predisposition and developing tailored diet and exercize programs. This technology is accessible and is the very first step into the treatment of obesity. Knowing your risk of developing a disease early can give you the opportunity to do something about it right away Drug Discovery
Pediatric Parenting And Medical Information
Childhood obesity is already a big problem, however a long summer of inactivityand Review our information on childhood obesity and overweight kids,
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EMedicine Health - Obesity In Children
obesity means an excess amount of body fat. Childhood obesity is one of ourgreatest health challenges. Learn more about obesity in children.
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Extractions: Search September 24, 2005 Registration Healthcare Professionals You are in: Children's Health Obesity means an excess amount of body fat. No general agreement exists on the definition of obesity in children as it does adults. Most professionals use published obesity guidelines that use the body mass index (BMI) , or a modified BMI for age, as a measure of obesity for children. Others define obesity in children as body weight at least 20% higher than a healthy weight for a child of that height or a body fat percentage of more than 25% in boys and 32% in girls. Although obesity in children once was rare, it is now one of the most widespread medical problems in the United States and other developed countries. About 15% of adolescents (aged 12-19 years) and children (aged 6-11 years) are obese in the United States according to the American Obesity Association. The numbers are expected to continue increasing. Childhood obesity is one of our greatest health challenges. If your child is overweight, further weight gain can be prevented. Parents can help their children keep their weight in the healthy range.

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