Pregnancy Chemical Mixtures Show No Clear Link to Early Childhood BMI in Landmark ECHO Study
A major ECHO Program analysis of 586 mother-child pairs found no significant association between prenatal exposure to a 23-chemical mixture ...
A major ECHO Program analysis of 586 mother-child pairs found no significant association between prenatal exposure to a 23-chemical mixture ...
A randomized trial found that a six-week afterschool program encouraging children to swap sugary drinks for water significantly improved BMI ...
New research presented at the 11th UK Congress on Obesity in Sheffield shows GLP-1 medications are reshaping treatment while behavioural ...
A landmark New Zealand study of 625 infants finds that faster eaters consume more energy from solid food, while baby-led ...
A landmark genome-wide study of nearly 600,000 individuals identifies 624 genetic signals for childhood adiposity, many of which act only ...
A Danish cohort study of more than 138,000 people found that children following overweight or obese BMI trajectories faced more ...
A causal machine learning framework applied to seven community-based childhood obesity prevention programs involving over 7,000 children reveals that intervention ...
A national analysis of U.S. children found that blood heavy metal mixtures, led by manganese, are positively associated with obesity ...
A Swedish accelerometer study of 39 children with obesity and their parents found a significant but weak link in sedentary ...
A major new review finds that gut microbial function, not any single bacterial species, may shape childhood obesity risk from ...
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