Early origins of child obesity: bridging disciplines and phases of development -- September 30--October 1, 2010.

Early origins of child obesity: bridging disciplines and phases of development -- September 30--October 1, 2010.
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10.3390/ijerph9041227
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发表时间:
2012-04-16
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通讯作者:
Binns HJ
Binns HJ
中科院分区:
综合性期刊3区
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作者:
Christoffel KK;Wang X;Binns HJ

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本报告总结了2010年9月30日至10月1日在芝加哥举行的“儿童肥胖的早期起源:衔接学科和发展阶段”会议。这次会议由美国国立卫生研究院(National Institutes of Health)和威廉姆斯心脏基金会(Williams Heart Foundation)提供部分资金,以实现会议的目标:制定与儿童肥胖早期起源相关的下一步研究议程。这一研究议程包括从产前生活到7岁的一系列因素(从遗传决定因素到社会决定因素),重点是发育中的儿童如何应对他/她的环境(产前、父母、营养等)带来的挑战。会议提供了一个独特的机会,促进各种研究人员之间的交流和规划未来的工作,他们的工作分别针对生命早期的不同时期。在两天的时间里,演讲者在每个研究最多的年龄范围内讨论了现有的关键研究课题。在最后一天,研讨会促进了讨论,以确定与连接各种早期因素领域相关的最高优先级研究主题。这些建议将用于规划未来的研究和研究经费。
This report summarizes a conference: “Early Origins of Child Obesity: Bridging Disciplines and Phases of Development”, held in Chicago on September 30–October 1, 2010. The conference was funded in part by the National Institutes of Health and the Williams Heart Foundation, to achieve the conference objective: forging a next-step research agenda related to the early origins of childhood obesity. This research agenda was to include working with an array of factors (from genetic determinants to societal ones) along a continuum from prenatal life to age 7, with an emphasis on how the developing child deals with the challenges presented by his/her environment (prenatal, parental, nutritional, etc.). The conference offered a unique opportunity to facilitate communication and planning of future work among a variety of researchers whose work separately addresses different periods in early life. Over the span of two days, speakers addressed existing, critical research topics within each of the most-studied age ranges. On the final day, workshops fostered the discussion needed to identify the highest priority research topics related to linking varied early factor domains. These are presented for use in planning future research and research funding.