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Volume 15 - October 2012

Poster Abstracts

28 – Insulin resistance among overweight/obese pre- and post-pubertal paediatric patients

29 – Insulin resistance risk among ex-preterm overweight/obese patients

30 – Relationship among insulin resistance, blood lipids and blood pressure in a population of paediatric overweight/obese patients

31 – C-reactive protein: a marker of adiposity or cardiometabolic comorbidities of paediatric obesity?

32 – Insulin resistance and its relation to adiposity, cardiorespiratory fitness and dietary intake among Azorean adolescents

33 – Insulin resistance (IR) and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) in obese paediatric patients

34 – Evaluation of oxidative stress markers in obese children

Poster Abstracts: Physical Activity and Fitness: 35 – The relationship between BMI and balance in 7–16-year-old boys

36 – Patterns of physical activity in primary-school children: the effect of ethnicity

37 – South Asian children spend more time in light activities and less time in moderate and vigorous PA on weekdays

38 – Ground reaction forces in overweight children

39 – Barriers to participation in physical education among obese pupils

40 – Association between adiposity and physical activity levels of schoolchildren during physical education lessons

41 – The influence of a comprehensive programme for treatment of overweight and obesity on physical fitness of children and adolescents in health-resort conditions

42 – Obesity related to free time activities in Portuguese children

43 – Total body percentage and motor coordination among Portuguese schoolchildren

44 – Relations between resting blood pressure (RBP), weight status and physical activity (PA) in British schoolchildren

45 – Prevalence of cardiometabolic risk factors in overweight and obese adolescents

46 – Mild reductions in BMI Z-score through lifestyle modifications seem to improve cardiovascular risk in a Portuguese pediatric population

47 – Cardiovascular risk assessment in children

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