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    Socioeconomic Status

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    Introduction Numerous studies from various populations have been observed that increasing body mass index (BMI) has been prevailing throughout the world and with its increment it has largely affected the world during the past decades. Moreover, from a research conducted in 2000 it was viewed that more than 15 percent of the children in the United States between the ages of 6 and 19 were either overweight or obese (Lauderdale & Rathouz., 2000; Goodman, Hinden, & Khandelwal, 2000). It is well…

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    adults. Obesity is a multifaceted issue, having harmful effects on the physical and mental health of those suffering from it. Researcher Lauren Asarnow and her colleagues describe novel evidence for a link between bedtime and changes in body mass index (BMI). Recent studies have reported that circadian timing in adolescents is necessary of attention. As Asarnow states, there has been an increasing preference for eveningness, or “staying up late”…

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    as possible as it is to be skinny and unfit, but which one is worse? Research indicates that people who are overweight and fit are just as healthy as a healthy average weight person, thin people can get the same issues as an overweight person, and BMI is deceptive. Research done by the U.S. and Europe states that being fat and fit has the same risks of developing heart disease as a healthy average weight person, as long as they are…

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    overweight when their body mass index (BMI) is calculated and falls within the obesity category. It is important that the right…

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    Systolic Pressure

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    BMI is calculated using a person’s weight and height and is then used to find the corresponding BMI-for-age percentile for a person’s age and sex. BMI-for-age percentile shows how a person’s weight compares to that of other people of the same age and sex. (CDC, 2016). A study was conducted by Dr. Suman Dua from the Department of Anthropology at the University of Delhi, and the results of the study were clear that there is an indirect relationship between BMI and blood pressure…

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    (from the local GP database) and less than 14 years of age with age and sex matched controls without Type 1 diabetes. The growth data of these children could be obtained from the GP and the school health clinics. Data as height, weight baseline BMI and BMI z scores. These are compared yearly till the time they develop or are diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. This is because we are choosing an outcome(diabetes) and looking back to see if there was an exposure that caused it (childhood obesity). A…

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    Asthma Study

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    chemical elements; some types of medication; infections or physical activity. The present study aims to assess whether the adult body mass index (BMI) influences the risk of asthma. The study model…

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    members involved in BMIS, such as his sons Mark and Andrew, and his niece Shana (Gregoriou & Lhabitant, 2009). The family influence is another indicator of weak internal controls that shields investment from fraudulent activities (Gregoriou & Lhabitant, 2009). There were other reasons why Madoff’s fraud lasted so long, which are also red flag indicators of a Ponzi scheme and are guidelines to avoid becoming a Ponzi scheme victim. For example, in one of the regulatory filings, BMIS disclosed 17…

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    Pros And Cons Of Daycare

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    Current daycare costs far exceed the income of parents, leading them to resort to alternative care providers. The introduction of a pilot program may resolve space shortages, but may also hold potential as revealed in McLaren, Zarrabi, Dutton, Auld, & Emery’s 2012 article regarding the association between care type and change in childhood obesity. With slight adjustments, the pilot project could influence greater health outcomes than initially anticipated. In November 2016, Albertan Premier,…

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    Strictly Gluten Free Diet

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    a normal BMI had an increase in BMI at the end of the study. All subjects who were considered obese before the gluten free diet were still obese after the gluten free diet. Two subjects who were considered malnourished before the gluten free diet went up to a normal BMI after the gluten free diet. Two other subjects who were considered malnourished before the gluten free diet stayed malnourished after going on a gluten free diet. The results of the study show an overall increase in BMI in both…

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