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Volume 15 - October 2012

Poster Abstracts

08 – Influence of socio-economic factors on obesity prevalence among children and teens in Hainaut

09 – BMI-for-age and developmental status of a community sample of 6–8-year-old children in rural Ireland

10 – Time trend in height, weight and obesity prevalence in Cameroonian children aged 5–16 years: 1998–2007

11 – The factors affecting obesity

12 – Secular trends of overweight and obesity in Polish schoolchildren from rural area

Poster Abstracts: Background to Childhood Obesity: 13 – Large portions of entrees in school lunches and obesity risk in children living in Piedmont, a Northern Italian region

14 – Evaluation of dietary quality in relation to body composition and socio-economic status in European adolescents

15 – Dietary under-reporting by overweight and obese adolescents: results from the HELENA Study

16 – Public attitudes towards taxation and subsidisation as obesity intervention measures: results from the IDEFICS parental questionnaire

17 – Determinants of children's sedentary behaviour vary according to maternal weight status

18 – Ethical evaluations of childhood obesity interventions: equity and social justice

19 – Prospective longitudinal study of childhood risk factors in the development of obesity – the STEPS study

20 – Economics of obesity: nutrition and physical activities substitution effect

21 – Fluid consumption data extract from a French national survey: INCA2

Poster Abstracts: Metabolic and Genetic Aspects: 22 – Tracking changes in metabolic function with changes in body composition

23 – Serum neopterin and tryptophan concentrations in obese children

24 – May acanthosis nigricans be a predictor of insulin resistance in obese adolescents?

25 – A case of severe obesity with metabolic syndrome in an adolescent: diagnosis and management

26 – Single nucleotide polymorphisms of ADIPOQ gene and metabolic syndrome in European adolescents

27 – Pituitary hormone changes in adolescents with overweight/obesity under a multidisciplinary treatment programme: preliminary results of the evasion study

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