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498 INDEXWestern Electricdietary history method, 88Study, 182Western Samoans, 461Whitehall II study, 359Whole-body potassium counting, 53, 57-58Whole-body SM (skeletal muscle) mass and age, 68Whole grains, 280Wisconsin Sleep Cohort Study, sleep-weightrelationship, 333, 334Women’s Health Initiative (WHI), 39, 177, 386, 387Dietary Modification Trial, 277Observational Cohort, 34Observational Study, 224Women’s ischemic syndrome evaluation (WISE)study, 185World Bank, cost-of-obesity studies, 268World Health Organization (WHO), 16, 149, 342charts, overweight and obesity, 400cost-of-obesity studies, 268Yale Physical Activity Survey (YPAS) totalindex, 135Years of life lost (YLL), 229Zinc, 94Zone diet, 278Zurich Cohort Study, 331, 333, 334
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Obesity Epidemiology
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Obesity EpidemiologyFrank B. Hu, MD
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To Lisa
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AcknowledgmentsI am deeply indebted
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PrefaceSparked by a surging epidemi
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ContentsList of Invited Contributor
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List of Invited ContributorsGary G.
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Obesity Epidemiology
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Part IStudy Designs andMeasurements
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1Introduction to ObesityEpidemiolog
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Historical Context of Obesity Resea
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INTRODUCTION TO OBESITY EPIDEMIOLOG
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2Descriptive Epidemiologyof Obesity
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DESCRIPTIVE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF OBESITY
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ANALYTIC EPIDEMIOLOGIC DESIGNS IN O
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INTERPRETING EPIDEMIOLOGIC EVIDENCE
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5Measurements of Adiposityand Body
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Table 5.1 A Comparison of Commonly
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MEASUREMENTS OF ADIPOSITY AND BODY
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 8524-Hou
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 87studie
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 89and ob
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 91200Fas
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 93The gl
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 95Some b
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 97Table
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 99diet b
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 101Table
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 103such
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 105nutri
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 107173 w
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 109eithe
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 111A rec
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 11330. B
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 11571. M
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DIETARY ASSESSMENT METHODS 117106.
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7Physical ActivityMeasurementsFrank
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS 121e
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS 123M
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS 127c
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS 129A
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS 131F
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY MEASUREMENTS 133a
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Part IIEpidemiologic Studies ofCons
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8Metabolic Consequencesof ObesityFr
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METABOLIC CONSEQUENCES OF OBESITY 1
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OBESITY AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE
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Table 10.1 Associations of Obesity
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OBESITY AND CANCER 199endometrial c
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OBESITY AND CANCER 201increasing BM
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OBESITY AND CANCER 203controlled fo
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OBESITY AND CANCER 205Methodologic
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OBESITY AND CANCER 207Control for S
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OBESITY AND CANCER 20924. Sweeney C
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OBESITY AND CANCER 21164. Larsson S
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OBESITY AND CANCER 213vaccination:
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OBESITY AND CANCER 215145. Haydon A
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OBESITY AND MORTALITY 217Table 11.1
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OBESITY AND MORTALITY 219because ov
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OBESITY AND MORTALITY 221Manson et
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(A)(B)Relative risk of deathCancer
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OBESITY AND MORTALITY 225mortality
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OBESITY AND MORTALITY 227of age. Th
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OBESITY AND MORTALITY 229on mortali
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OBESITY AND MORTALITY 231Although m
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OBESITY AND MORTALITY 23339. Folsom
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OBESITY AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY
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Table 12.1 Studies of Obesity and H
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Brown Australianet al. Longitudinal
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Daviglus Chicagoet al. Heart(2003)
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Dinc et al.(2006) 66 ManisaDemograp
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13Economic Costs of ObesityGraham A
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ECONOMIC COSTS OF OBESITY 263compen
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ECONOMIC COSTS OF OBESITY 265(adeno
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ECONOMIC COSTS OF OBESITY 267mortal
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ECONOMIC COSTS OF OBESITY 2696. Cam
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ECONOMIC COSTS OF OBESITY 27154. Ba
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Part IIIEpidemiologic Studiesof Det
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14Diet, Nutrition, and ObesityFrank
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DIET, NUTRITION, AND OBESITY 277In
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DIET, NUTRITION, AND OBESITY 279Sev
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DIET, NUTRITION, AND OBESITY 281dec
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DIET, NUTRITION, AND OBESITY 283A 1
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DIET, NUTRITION, AND OBESITY 285sug
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DIET, NUTRITION, AND OBESITY 287Num
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DIET, NUTRITION, AND OBESITY 293Tab
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DIET, NUTRITION, AND OBESITY 29531.
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DIET, NUTRITION, AND OBESITY 299114
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SLEEP DEPRIVATION AND OBESITY 331or
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SLEEP DEPRIVATION AND OBESITY 337or
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SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF OBESITY 343O
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SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF OBESITY 345c
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SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF OBESITY 347F
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SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF OBESITY 349a
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SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF OBESITY 353g
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SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF OBESITY 355s
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18Metabolic and HormonalPredictors
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19Developmental Originsof ObesityMa
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DEVELOPMENTAL ORIGINS OF OBESITY 40
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21Genetic Predictorsof ObesityFrank
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GENETIC PREDICTORS OF OBESITY 439Ta
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GENETIC PREDICTORS OF OBESITY 441In
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