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Who'd have thunk it: physical activity inversely associated with BMI and body fat percentage
cihara kenji
" In this sample of middle-aged adults, drawn from the general population, physical activity was inversely associated with BMI [ body ...
body fatbody mass index (BMI)correlationDietphysical activity
Autism, ageing and comorbidity
cihara kenji
I'm not spending too much time today on the findings published by Elizabeth Wise and colleagues [1] but did want to bring them to your ...
ageagingautismbehaviourbody mass index (BMI)bowelcomorbidityepilepsygastrointestinalinflammatory bowel diseasesseizure disorder
Decreased urinary creatinine levels associated with autism (again)
cihara kenji
One finding in particular stood out from those reported by Lussu and colleagues [1] following some nifty metabolomic investigations: decrea...
autismbody mass index (BMI)creatinecreatininemetabolomicsmuscle toneriskurine
I would walk 500 miles... or maybe just 8 miles (a day).
cihara kenji
" Desk-bound workers should ‘walk EIGHT miles a day’ to slash risk of heart attacks or strok e " went one headline talking about t...
body mass index (BMI)Diethealthmetabolic conditionsphysical activitysedentary behaviourwalking
Secondary conditions impacting on obesity stats in autism?
cihara kenji
" Decision makers, clinicians, and researchers developing interventions for children with ASDs [autism spectrum disorders] should con...
ADHDautismbody mass index (BMI)comorbidityintellectual disability (ID)medicationobesityphysical activityriskweight
Vitamin D deficiency and more and risk of ADHD
cihara kenji
" Vitamin D – could it stop 'modern’ diseases? " was one of the headlines I read quite recently as more pressure is being appl...
ADHDautismbody mass index (BMI)nutritionobesityriskvitamin d