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PROTEIN CONSUMPTION AND SARCOPENIA DEVELOPMENT FOLLOWING BARIATRIC SURGERY

SARCOPENIC OBESITY PREVALENCE FOLLOWING BARIATRIC SURGERY

MATERNAL STEVIA INTAKE - A PROGRAMMER OF OFFSPRING’S METABOLIC DYSFUNCTION?

MACHINE LEARNING TO PREDICT WEIGHT LOSS WITH DULAGLUTIDE IN WOMEN WITH OVERWEIGHT OR OBESITY

ALLELIC DISTRIBUTION OF METABOLIC DISEASE-RELATED GENES IN CZECH AND VIETNAMESE POPULATIONS: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH

CUTOFF POINT VALUES AND EFFECTIVENESS OF THE BODY ROUNDNESS INDEX IN IDENTIFYING METABOLIC SYNDROME IN THE BRAZILIAN POPULATION

GENERAL AND VISCERAL ADIPOSITY INDICES AND THE RISK OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND MORTALITY: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY

NECK CIRCUMFERENCE AND METABOLIC SYNDROME: ASSOCIATED FACTORS IN RURAL WORKERS

“CHANGES IN TOTAL AND REGIONAL BODY COMPOSITION ARE NOT PREDICTORS OF IMPROVEMENT IN METABOLIC HEALTH MARKERS AFTER 12 WEEKS OF CALORIC RESTRICTION (CR) IN ADULT CHILEAN WOMEN WITH OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY”.

PROGNOSTIC IMPACT OF SARCOPENIC OBESITY ON HOSPITAL ADMISSION

PROSPECTIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ULTRA-PROCESSED FOODS AND NOVEL ANTHROPOMETRIC INDICES: COHORT EVIDENCE

RELATIONSHIP OF HIGH INTENSITY SUMO TRAINING AND BODY MASS INDEX IN STUDENT SUMO WRESTLER

EXPLORING FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO UNINTENTIONAL WEIGHT LOSS IN HOSPITALISED PATIENTS WITH OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY

EVALUATION OF CHANGES IN EATING BEHAVIORS AFTER SLEEVE GASTRECTOMY IN OBESE WOMEN WITH TFEQ-TR21 SCALE

ENDOCANNABINOIDS AS POTENTIAL BIOMARKERS OF SARCOPENIA OBESITY IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE OBESITY

INCREASED CARBOHYDRATE INTAKE DOES NOT ALTER INSULIN RESISTANCE IN TYPE 2 DIABETIC PATIENTS

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS IN OVERWEIGHT AND UNDERWEIGHT WOMEN UNDERGOING INTRACYTOPLASMIC SPERM INJECTION DURING A NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM.

PREDICTORS OF OOCYTE YIELD IN ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY IN PATIENTS FOLLOWING A NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM

ANALYSIS OF EATING BEHAVIOR PHENOTYPES IN ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS SEEKING TREATMENT FOR OBESITY.

DESCRIPTIVE AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DIETARY BEHAVIOROF OBESE PATIENTS ACCORDING TO THEIR BODY MASS INDEX (BMI).