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ECOG 2010 and beyond – Taking childhood obesity off the menu

Volume 15 - Issue 8A - August 2012

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44 – Relations between resting blood pressure (RBP), weight status and physical activity (PA) in British schoolchildren
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45 – Prevalence of cardiometabolic risk factors in overweight and obese adolescents
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46 – Mild reductions in BMI Z-score through lifestyle modifications seem to improve cardiovascular risk in a Portuguese pediatric population
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47 – Cardiovascular risk assessment in children
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48 – Hypertension and obesity amongst students in a group of schools in the area of Monteverde in Rome
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49 – Obesity and hypertension today in comparison to past years
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50 – The influence of lifestyle on obesity and arterial hypertension
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51 – Relationship between cardiorespiratory fitness levels and dietary intake among European adolescents: the HELENA Study
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52 – An evaluation of a 5-week, school-based, exergaming intervention using the Gamercize Power Stepper on BMI and physical activity during school lunch breaks in British primary-school children
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53 – Intervention of a health network REPPOP 69 for treating obesity and overweight in children
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54 – FamilY – family intervention in obesity
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55 – The pitfall of restraint eating and cognitive control
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56 – A one-year follow-up of a parent-led intervention for overweight children
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57 – Pediatric obesity: evidence from an integrated medical-psychological model
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58 – The integrated approach to paediatric obesity: from ‘fat child’ to the ‘family with difficulties’
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59 – The long-term outcome of eating pathology in overweight youngsters following weight-loss treatment
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60 – Evaluation of the practices in Therapeutic Patient Education for peadiatric obesity: EDUDORA project
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61 – What happens with cardiometabolic comorbidity of obese children and adolescents during 5- and 8-year follow-up?
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62 – Eight years follow-up in the treatment of paediatric obesity: evaluation of success based on markers of nutritional status and body composition
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63 – Therapeutic education as common tool in the prevention and early treatment of childhood obesity
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44 – Relations between resting blood pressure (RBP), weight status and physical activity (PA) in British schoolchildren

45 – Prevalence of cardiometabolic risk factors in overweight and obese adolescents

46 – Mild reductions in BMI Z-score through lifestyle modifications seem to improve cardiovascular risk in a Portuguese pediatric population

47 – Cardiovascular risk assessment in children

48 – Hypertension and obesity amongst students in a group of schools in the area of Monteverde in Rome

49 – Obesity and hypertension today in comparison to past years

50 – The influence of lifestyle on obesity and arterial hypertension

51 – Relationship between cardiorespiratory fitness levels and dietary intake among European adolescents: the HELENA Study

52 – An evaluation of a 5-week, school-based, exergaming intervention using the Gamercize Power Stepper on BMI and physical activity during school lunch breaks in British primary-school children

53 – Intervention of a health network REPPOP 69 for treating obesity and overweight in children

54 – FamilY – family intervention in obesity

55 – The pitfall of restraint eating and cognitive control

56 – A one-year follow-up of a parent-led intervention for overweight children

57 – Pediatric obesity: evidence from an integrated medical-psychological model

58 – The integrated approach to paediatric obesity: from ‘fat child’ to the ‘family with difficulties’

59 – The long-term outcome of eating pathology in overweight youngsters following weight-loss treatment

60 – Evaluation of the practices in Therapeutic Patient Education for peadiatric obesity: EDUDORA project

61 – What happens with cardiometabolic comorbidity of obese children and adolescents during 5- and 8-year follow-up?

62 – Eight years follow-up in the treatment of paediatric obesity: evaluation of success based on markers of nutritional status and body composition

63 – Therapeutic education as common tool in the prevention and early treatment of childhood obesity

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