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1. Introduction
2. Growth in childhood of those who became obese
3. Change in BMI in children born to diabetic mothers
4. Mortality from coronary heart disease
5. Cumulative incidence of hypertension
6. OR - impaired glucose tolerance & type 2 diabetes
7. Associations between early growth & later disease
8. Both genes and environment affect individuals
9. Lacerta vivipara
10. The baby is molded by its surroundings
11. Developmental plasticity
12. The fetal origins hypothesis
13. Old and new models of disease development
14. Mean fasting insulin concentration
15. Undernourishment leads to diseases in adulthood
16. Lower rate of CHD in undernourished children
17. Mean HDL cholesterol concentrations
18. Hazard ratios for coronary heart disease
19. Acquiring knowledge of individual history
20. Childhood obesity - a form of malnutrition
21. Linking early growth with later disease
22. Mean z scores for length, weight & BMI - boys
23. Mean z scores for length, weight & BMI - girls
24. Hazard ratios for coronary heart disease by BMI
25. Measures of insulin resistance
26. Measures of insulin resistance (adjusted for BM) I
27. Measures of insulin resistance (adjusted for BM) II
28. Age at adiposity rebound in 8760 children
29. Cumulative incidence (%) of type 2 diabetes
30. Strength of effects of early growth on later disease
31. Growth of children who later develop stroke
32. Low birth weight - rapid weight gain
33. Undernutrition in critical phases of development
34. Study on pre-pregnancy nutrition of mothers
35. Beijing study: thin mother's insulin resistant fetus
36. Pregnancy and perinatology board strategic plan
37. The cycle of inequality

Topics Covered

• Associations between early growth and later disease
• The supply of nutrients to a baby has important long term effects
• Developmental plasticity
• The Fetal Origins Hypothesis
• Childhood growth
• Adiposity rebound
• The effects of the physical and social environments cannot be understood without knowledge of individual history
• The cycle of inequality

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Series:

• Obesity

Categories:

• Metabolism & Nutrition

Therapeutic Areas:

• Cardiovascular & Metabolic

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Publication History

• Published on October 1, 2007

Financial Disclosures

• Prof. David Barker has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.