World data book of obesity : published in conjunction with the 6th International Congress on Obesity, Kobe, Japan, 21-26 October 1990
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World data book of obesity : published in conjunction with the 6th International Congress on Obesity, Kobe, Japan, 21-26 October 1990
（International congress series, no. 959）
Excerpta Medica, 1990
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"The papers in this volume were originally published as Supplement 1 to the journal Diabetes research and clinical practice volume 10, 1990"
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book has been designed to serve as a reliable resource for assessing the scope and impact of obesity and its complications, determining health policy and priorities in obesity, and identifying areas of need in research. All extant data sources have been exploited, both published and unpublished worldwide. The book will be a first step in the study and prevention strategy of obesity and should stimulate further interdisciplinary scientific cooperation and promote the basis of social health and welfare.
Table of Contents
Preface. Epidemiology of Obesity. 1. High prevalence of obesity in a rural community of central Italy: The Di.S.Co. Project. 2. Epidemiology of obesity in the elderly: CNR multicentric study in Italy. 3. Epidemiology of obesity in relation to some chronic medical conditions among Inuit and Cree Indian populations in New Quebec, Canada. 4. Prevalence of obesity in Pacific and Indian Ocean populations. 5. Body weight in the Finnish Twin Cohort. 6. Body mass distribution of a representative adult population in Sweden. 7. Obesity in inhabitants living in a fishing village in Japan. 8. Obesity in Istanbul: Results from outpatient clinic records over a period of 10 years. 9. Changing distribution of obesity from 1975 to 1985. 10. Incidence of childhood obesity over the last 10 years in Japan. 11. Population study on the adipose tissue distribution in Japanese women born in 1948. 12. Survey of obesity onset in patients applying for a weight reduction program. 13. The prevalence of obesity, risk factors and associated diseases in Klong Toey slum and Klong Toey government apartment houses. 14. Changing body habits among older men: The NAS Boston VA study of weight stability in healthy male volunteers aged 40-80 years. 15. The epidemiology of physical activity and childhood obesity. 16. Physical proportions of the Japanese, 1987. 17. Trend of average height, weight and skinfolds in the Japanese. 18. Body weight and longevity: Insurance experience in Japan. Diagnosis, criteria and pathophysiology of obesity. 19. Body mass index and waist-to-hip ratio in patients of a stromatologic ambulance. 20. Comparison between two methods of hydrostatic weighing without head submersion in morbidly obese females. 21. Obesity and its complications observed in health examinations: Introduction of ACI as an index of type of obesity. 22. Sensitivity and specificity of current methods for classifying morbid obesity. 23. The significance of the ratio of body weight/height as a practical obesity index and the changes in the values in Japanese adults. 24. Influence of body image on estimation of body mass index based on self-reported weight and height. 25. Simple estimation of ideal body weight from body mass index with the lowest morbidity. Risks and complications of obesity. 26. Central obesity, glucose intolerance and other cardiovascular disease risk factors: An old syndrome rediscovered. 27. Body mass index as an independent indicator of blood pressure in normotensive Japanese. 28. Cross-sectional and longitudinal relationship betwen obesity, hypertension and coronary heart disease in Micronesian Nauruans. 29. Distribution of adipose tissue in relation to cardiovascular and total mortality as observed during 20 years in a prospective population study of women in Gothenburg, Sweden. 30. Fat distribution in relation to risk factors for cardiovascular disease and diabetes mellitus in 38-year-old European men and women. 31.
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