You are here : health.am > Obesity and Weight Management Health Center > Weight Loss Managment news Weight Loss Managment news The Metabolic Syndrome - What Is It? Why Is It Important? • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 19 06 Overweight / obesity. High triglycerides (fat in the blood stream), low levels of high-density lipoprotein (the good cholesterol), and high LDL cholesterol. High blood pressure. High… Dutch firm invents low-fat, healthier ice cream • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 19 06 Dutch company Unimills, owned by Malaysian plantation giant Golden Hope, said it has invented an ice cream with a low level of saturated fat, making the summer’s favourite treat healthier.… Physicians Nervous to Talk to Patients with Weight Issues • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 17 06 Children’s Hospital & Research Center Oakland will conduct a series of workshops to teach physicians how to talk to parents about their child’s obesity-related health problems. A new… Proposed Changes to Obesity Guidelines May Harm Children in the US • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 17 06 New guidelines on obesity in the US may end up harming children, says an article in this week’s BMJ. And an accompanying article goes on to… Research Makes a Connection Between Obesity and Memory • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 14 06 Scientists have wondered why obese patients who have diabetes also may have problems with their long-term memory. New Saint Louis University research in this month’s Peptides provides a clue.… Heavy kids show signs of metabolic syndrome • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 09 06 Overweight children and adolescents often show signs of the metabolic syndrome - a cluster of risk factors that raise the risk of heart disease and diabetes. These include, in… Obesity Dominates in the Former Soviet Bloc • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 07 06 Obesity is more prevalent in Central and Eastern European countries that formerly comprised the Soviet bloc than in Western European countries, a new Saint Louis University School of Public Health… Weight Loss may Put Bones at Risk • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 07 06 Bone remodelling is well known to be heavily influenced by the load placed upon it. Heavier people, for example, are more likely to have heavier bones. But how does weight… Low-calorie diet tops exercise for staying young • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 06 06 New research suggests that while exercise helps ward off chronic ailments such as obesity, diabetes, and heart disease that can shorten a normal lifespan, only cutting calories appears to slow… US study finds Latino children more likely obese • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 06 06 U.S. Latino youngsters are more likely to become obese by age 3 than black or white children, for reasons that can not be explained by factors such as income… School-based obesity interventions may need to be tailored by gender • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 05 06 A study of 17,000 U.S. adolescents finds that black and Hispanic girls are less physically active than white girls, but that this difference is attributable to the… Where You Shop, Not Live, May Affect Weight Most • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 02 06 For years, researchers have been trying to document a connection between obesity among the poor and the limited selection of healthy foods in their local grocery stores. Now,… Trial success for fight against adolescent obesity • Weight Loss Managment news • Jun 01 06 Initial health trials using psychotherapy to treat adolescent obesity have shown promising results. The Melbourne-based ‘Choose Health’ study, undertaken by a team of RMIT University researchers, has found cognitive behaviour… 5 Best Diet-Friendly Spring Foods • Weight Loss Managment news • May 31 06 Spring is a time of new beginnings and a perfect opportunity to overhaul your winter meals in favor of zesty foods with a fresh taste. Even better, most springtime foods are easy… Poor teens more likely to be overweight • Weight Loss Managment news • May 24 06 The number of overweight adolescents has doubled in the United States in the last three decades, and according to a new study there is a link between poverty and being… Too little sleep makes women fatter • Weight Loss Managment news • May 24 06 For women it seems that how much sleep they get may have an impact on how much they weigh. According to a new study women who sleep 5 hours or less… Obesity surgery safe, effective in young and old • Weight Loss Managment news • May 23 06 A questionnaire sent to the youngest and the oldest patients in the Mayo Clinic database who had undergone obesity surgery, primarily gastric bypass, revealed that the procedure appears to… Inconsistent Access to Food in Low-Income Households May Contribute to Weight Gain • Weight Loss Managment news • May 23 06 There’s more to be gleaned from national health surveys than just health statistics. Not only can these data illustrate the scope of a public health… Culture plays a significant role in how women perceive obesity • Weight Loss Managment news • May 17 06 Culture plays a significant role in how women perceive obesity in terms of both appearance and health, according to a study by Yale School of Nursing researchers… Study shows many people willing to make major sacrifices to avoid being obese • Weight Loss Managment news • May 17 06 Nearly half of the people responding to an online survey about obesity said they would give up a year of their life rather than… Weight-loss surgery generally safe: US audit • Weight Loss Managment news • May 16 06 Operations intended to help very overweight people shed unhealthy pounds - termed bariatric surgery - carry a low risk of death when they’re performed at high-volume academic medical centers, according to… Advice for Overweight Moms: Lose Weight Before Having A Baby • Weight Loss Managment news • May 16 06 Doctors should advise overweight moms considering another pregnancy to take off extra weight first because they are at greater risk of having big babies, a new Saint… US and EU rule out new food laws to fight obesity • Weight Loss Managment news • May 16 06 European and U.S. health chiefs on Monday ruled out imposing new regulations on the food industry to fight obesity, in spite of concern that the problem… Teen athletes have healthier eating habits • Weight Loss Managment news • May 12 06 Teens who participate in sports have better eating habits than their peers who do not, a new study shows. However, the study showed that young women - athletes and nonathletes -… U.S. States underestimate obesity problem • Weight Loss Managment news • May 09 06 The obesity problem in individual U.S. states appears much greater than official health surveys have indicated, according to a new study. The problem, researchers found, is that the telephone surveys used to… Page 30 of 46 pages « First < 28 29 30 31 32 > Last » << Back to main