Association of lifestyle and early risk obesity variables with the BMI for age categories in Greek, Spanish, and Brazilian schools. POSTER DISCUSSION

M. Torrego; A. Cortés Martínez; A. Del Rey Mejías; E. Arredondo; G. Seara; C. Praça Brasil; I. Bezerra; D. Magalh; Dos Reis; J. Rodrigues Ferreira; J. De Vasconcelos; A. Fontenelle Catrib; N. Mendes Melo; C. Rocha; E. Webert; L. Costa; R. Melo; Leire Bastida

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Association of lifestyle and early risk obesity variables with the BMI for age categories in Greek, Spanish, and Brazilian schools. POSTER DISCUSSION

M. Torrego, A. Cortés Martínez, A. Del Rey Mejías, E. Arredondo, G. Seara, C. Praça Brasil, I. Bezerra, D. Magalh, Dos Reis, J. Rodrigues Ferreira, J. De Vasconcelos, A. Fontenelle Catrib, N. Mendes Melo, C. Rocha, E. Webert, L. Costa, R. Melo, Leire Bastida

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Childhood obesity is a multifactorial disease conse- quence of an interaction among a complex set of factors that are related to the environment, genetics, and ecological effects such as the family, community, and school. Interventions tailored to high risk determinants at an early age can prevent or limit the excess weight gain.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	36
Number of pages	1
Journal	Obesity Reviews
Volume	21
Issue number	S1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1111/obr.13118
Publication status	Published - 2020

Keywords

Health
Childhood obesity

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Torrego, M., Cortés Martínez, A., Del Rey Mejías, A., Arredondo, E., Seara, G., Praça Brasil, C., Bezerra, I., Magalh, D., Reis, D., Rodrigues Ferreira, J., De Vasconcelos, J., Fontenelle Catrib, A., Mendes Melo, N., Rocha, C., Webert, E., Costa, L., Melo, R., & Bastida, L. (2020). Association of lifestyle and early risk obesity variables with the BMI for age categories in Greek, Spanish, and Brazilian schools. POSTER DISCUSSION. Obesity Reviews, 21(S1), 36. https://doi.org/10.1111/obr.13118

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Association of lifestyle and early risk obesity variables with the BMI for age categories in Greek, Spanish, and Brazilian schools. POSTER DISCUSSION

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