Sentence examples for organized obesity from inspiring English sources

The twelve subjects were excluded for the following reasons: two subjects joined another organized obesity treatment program, one subject was diagnosed with Cushing's syndrome, one subject was diagnosed with Crohn's disease and eight subjects started medication that could influence their body weight and/or glucose metabolism (metformin, sibutramine, orlistat or methylphenidate).

Ford is a founding board member of the Institute on the Costs and Health Effects of Obesity, organized by the Washington Business Group on Health, a group of 175 large employers that provide benefits for 40 million people.

Per country, different focus groups with variation in SES and parental involvement and interest in obesity prevention were organized to have a representation of all parents.

In 2010, at the International Congress on Obesity held in Stockholm, Sweden, organized by the International Obesity TaskForce, Brazil and the United Kingdom were selected as nations taking the lead in implementing effective obesity prevention policies [ 20].

Riccardo Dalle Grave MD is the Director of the Department of Eating and Weight Disorders, Villa Garda Hospital and of the master in treatment and prevention of obesity and eating disorders organized by the Italian Association of Eating and Weight Disorders (AIDAP).

"People are committed, but the problem is [the effort to address childhood obesity is] not organized, it's not being sustained, it's probably not directed at the right age group, and we need to take this commitment and interest and really get it focused... on the very youngest children and their families," said McCarron, who is executive director of SAY.

These limitations result from the fact that this was the first course organized by the Israeli Association of Family Physicians on the subject of obesity.

In multivariate analysis, using hours of organized physical activity as a continuous variable, the OR for obesity was 0.57 (0.57-1.0.57

The network currently has 600 professionals and has organized 6 training activities (train for trainers and updating on children obesity) for 162 professionals.

Participation in two or more organized exercise programs during the preceding year provided some protection against obesity, but neither hours spent watching television nor the number of times per week that teenagers exercised had much bearing.

And, they say, the operations have become safer since the obesity thresholds were first set in 1991 in a meeting organized by the National Institutes of Health.