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Participants' weights increased over the study course, moderated by baseline WS (P < 0.001), such that higher WS predicted more rapid weight gain.

After the more rapid weight gain in Mstn[f/f] mice during the first 2 weeks post-tamoxifen, there was no further effect of myostatin depletion on the increment in total body mass in mice in which the low-fat diet was continued during the final 22 weeks of the study (3.8 g in myostatin-deficient mice; 3.6 g in normal mice).

Olanzapine treatment resulted in more rapid weight gain and improvement in obsessive symptoms [ 29].

Whether the relationship between more rapid weight gain and improved neurodevelopment is causal thus remains unanswered.

The animals injected with cAMP agonists had shorter life span and more rapid weight loss than the vehicle-injected animals.

Despite there being no significant differences in birth weights between the two cohorts, the urban BH children exhibited more rapid weight gain in the first year of life.

"Whether it's gallbladder disease, hair falling out, skin getting dry," said Karen Kovach, the chief scientific officer at Weight Watchers, "the more rapid the weight loss, the greater the risk".

Such low-carbohydrate diets usually give a more rapid initial weight loss than diets with the same amount of calories but with more carbohydrates.

For the mother, the main advantage was more rapid maternal weight loss after birth, and a delayed return of menstrual periods which can contribute to more favorable birth spacing.

Patients with a greater motivation to change at admission exhibited more rapid weekly weight gain during treatment, as measured by both increases in %EBW per week (p = 0.008 for ANSOCQ in a model adjusted for age, %EBW at admission and duration of illness) and weekly weight gain (in kg) (p = 0.01, same adjusted model).

Prospective studies that measured maternal weights before or during early pregnancy reported lower postpartum weight retention, more rapid return to prepregnancy weight or greater weight losses within 6 months to 1 year postpartum among lactating women [ 30, 38- 41].