Add to ORKGConference Theme: Global Epidemiology in a Changing Environment: the Circumpolar PerspectiveTuesday Poster SessionINTRODUCTION: While social mobility, particularly downward movement in social hierarchy, has been associated with adiposity in long-term industrialized populations, evidence from recently transitioned populations is inconsistent. In a recently developed population from Hong Kong we examined the association of social mobility, assessed using life course socio-economic position (SEP) trajectories, with general adiposity, proxied by body mass index (BMI) and central adiposity, proxied by waist circumference and waist-hip ratio (WHR). METHODS: In a cross-sectional study of 2,965 adults from 1,554 households, aged 20-80 years from th...
BACKGROUND: Sex differences in lipids and body shape, but not diabetes, increase at puberty. Hong Ko...
Background: Domain-specific physical activities may have different correlates and health effects, bu...
Background: Obesity has emerged as a major risk factor for non-communicable diseases in low and midd...
Session - Lifestyle, Central Adiposity, and Diabetes Risk: no. 262-SAbstract and oral presentatio
Low early life socio-economic position is more strongly associated with adiposity among women than m...
Background: 'Environmental mismatch' may contribute to obesity in rapidly developing societies, beca...
Background: Over the last 80 years the association between social class and obesity has changed. In ...
Background: As measured through body mass index (BMI), obesity is more prevalent among upwardly mobi...
Abstract Background The social disparities in obesity may originate in early life or in adulthood, a...
Background Since the 1930s, the environment has become increasingly obesogenic, leading to rising ra...
Intergenerational 'mismatch' between maternal and adult environments, common in developing economies...
In countries that have been industrialized for a long time, but not always elsewhere, low socioecono...
BACKGROUND: Previous studies have reported associations between lower lifetime socioeconomic positio...
Background: Domain-specific physical activities may have different correlates and health effects,...
Background The prevalence of obesity and overweight is rapidly increasing in industrialized countrie...
BACKGROUND: Sex differences in lipids and body shape, but not diabetes, increase at puberty. Hong Ko...
Background: Domain-specific physical activities may have different correlates and health effects, bu...
Background: Obesity has emerged as a major risk factor for non-communicable diseases in low and midd...
Session - Lifestyle, Central Adiposity, and Diabetes Risk: no. 262-SAbstract and oral presentatio
Low early life socio-economic position is more strongly associated with adiposity among women than m...
Background: 'Environmental mismatch' may contribute to obesity in rapidly developing societies, beca...
Background: Over the last 80 years the association between social class and obesity has changed. In ...
Background: As measured through body mass index (BMI), obesity is more prevalent among upwardly mobi...
Abstract Background The social disparities in obesity may originate in early life or in adulthood, a...
Background Since the 1930s, the environment has become increasingly obesogenic, leading to rising ra...
Intergenerational 'mismatch' between maternal and adult environments, common in developing economies...
In countries that have been industrialized for a long time, but not always elsewhere, low socioecono...
BACKGROUND: Previous studies have reported associations between lower lifetime socioeconomic positio...
Background: Domain-specific physical activities may have different correlates and health effects,...
Background The prevalence of obesity and overweight is rapidly increasing in industrialized countrie...
BACKGROUND: Sex differences in lipids and body shape, but not diabetes, increase at puberty. Hong Ko...
Background: Domain-specific physical activities may have different correlates and health effects, bu...
Background: Obesity has emerged as a major risk factor for non-communicable diseases in low and midd...