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43rd Meeting of the British Society for Paediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes

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What have we learnt from the GOOS study?

Farooqi Sadaf

Childhood obesity is a major and growing clinical concern strongly influenced by environmental factors such as changes in diet and levels of physical activity. However, within a given environment, some children develop severe obesity which is strongly influenced by inherited factors which modulate eating behaviour and energy expenditure. We have studied a cohort of individuals with severe, early onset severe obesity (n=6000) called the Genetics of Obesity Study (GOOS)...
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The complications of childhood obesity – TDM and beyond

Barrett Tim

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Bariatric surgery

Ackryod Roger

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