Childhood Obesity Risk and Prevention: Shining a Lens on the First 1000 Days.
Childhood Obesity Risk and Prevention: Shining a Lens on the First 1000 Days.
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儿童肥胖风险与预防:关注前 1000 天。
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10.1089/chi.2016.0088
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2016
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Taveras,ElsieM
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Taveras,ElsieM
The first 1000 days—the period from conception to age 2 years—is increasingly recognized as an important period for the development, and thus prevention, of obesity and its adverse consequences. In recent years, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine1 and the NIH2 have convened multidisciplinary workshops to examine the state of the science and promising solutions to reduce the risk of childhood obesity beginning in early life. Additionally, The World Health Organization’s Report of the Commission on Ending Childhood Obesity3 emphasized the important role of the preconception, antenatal, and early childhood periods in prevention of childhood obesity, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation recently published an issue brief on the impact of the first 1000 days on childhood obesity. 4 Yet, substantial knowledge gaps remain in the understanding of etiology and plausible behavioral and biological mechanisms of obesity development in early life, and few interventions have been conducted to demonstrate the extent to which prevention in early life has a beneficial effect on infant growth status and obesity-related behaviors.For this theme issue of Childhood Obesity, we asked investigators from a range of disciplines to submit articles that advanced the science of early life obesity risk factors and prevention. Taken together, the articles in this issue begin to narrow the evidence gaps and present emerging and promising methods and approaches to further inform obesity prevention beginning in early life. Claesson and colleagues, 5 Fuemmeler and colleagues, 6 and Gregory and colleagues7 examined risk factors and interventions in pregnancy. Fuemmeler and colleagues examined associations of maternal prepregnancy obesity and gestational weight gain with infant weight trajectories in the first 24 months of life using the SuperImposition by Translation and Rotation (SITAR) method, which provides estimates of infant size, timing to peak velocity, and growth velocity. Both prepregnancy obesity and greaterthan-adequate gestational weight gain were indepen-
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