PPT-The role of Obesity and

Adipokines in Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction a Systematic Review Matteo Spezia Alberto Bonato Giulia De Fortunato and Arianna Bossi Introduction Obesity is one of the most diffuse and increasing conditions of our age it is also a wellknown . The important p hysiological and clinical issues regarding the use of physical activity as part of o besity therapy will be reviewed in this section Keywords physical activity cardiovascular health metabolic health coronary heart disease type 2 diab Obesity causes at least 111000 deaths per year in the United States and some researchers place that number at over 400000 Add to these figures the cases of cancer and heart diseasebrought on or worsened by obesityand the cases of type 2 diabetes cau Advanced . English 10. What is Obesity?. Obesity: condition factoring because of excessive body fat. Being 20% above your following age, height, and weight range (BMI) is considered obese. In America 30-35% of the population is obese. A qualitative study using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis. . Dr Donna Sager. Deputy Director of Public Health . Stockport MBC . Background. . Increased rise in childhood obesity identified as a major public health challenge. . Genes, Energy intake . and Adiposity in Early . Life: . preliminary results . from CHILD and START cohorts. Marie . Pigeyre. Post-doc . fellow. (. work. . supervised. by Dr D. . Meyre. ). Plan. Introduction. and . cesarean section . . Birth by the Numbers. Gene Declercq. March, 2016. Long Standing Concern with Maternal Obesity. Contemporary . Categorization . of Obesity. BirthByTheNumbers.org. BMI & Obesity Categories. no longer considered a cosmetic issue . that is caused by overeating and a lack of self-control. . The World Health Organization (. W.H.O.), . along with National and International medical and scientific societies, now recognize obesity as . R. . Armour. . Forse. and Devi . Mukkai. . Krishnamurty. ASMBS. 33 % of the world’s population of 7.08 billion— 2.36 billion people—are overweight or obese.. In 2008, more than 1.4 billion adults were overweight and of these more than 200 million men and nearly 300 million women were obese . Amir . Hossein. Faghihi . Kashani. , MD. Associate Professor, Iran University of Medical Sciences. Colorectal research center. Minimally invasive research center. Outline. Introduction. Pre-operative management. 1. . Metabolically unhealthy obese (MUO) individuals exhibit obesity-related metabolic abnormalities, while metabolically healthy obese (MHO) individuals do not. 2. . Controversy exists over whether the MHO classification is a transient state that occurs prior to metabolic disease development or if . PwO. ?. Dror Dicker. 1. , Assim Alfadda. 2. , Ian Caterson. 3. , Walmir Coutinho. 4. , Ada Cuevas. 5. , Jason CG Halford. 6. , Carly Hughes. 7. , Masato Iwabu. 8. , Jae-Heon Kang. 9. , Rita Nawar. 10. Metabolic Disease. Case Study . 2. Learning Objectives. At . the end of today’s lesson, you will be able to: . Analyze and interpret data relating to the role of gut bacteria in obesity. . Articulate advantages and disadvantages of using a mouse model to study human obesity. . -Health side-effects that include serious diseases and psychological effect.. -Lines of management and prevention.. Case study. A 7-year-old boy, presents to health child clinic because his parents are concerned about his weight . His parents state that his diet is generally good. His birth weight was 4 kg and his development is normal. He is on no medication. . Obesity. is a . medical condition. in which excess . body fat. has accumulated to the extent that it may have a negative effect on health, leading to reduced . life expectancy. and/or increased health problems..