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Program for Oral presentations
March 6th 2008
Energy gain and energy gap in normal weight children
S Plachta-Danielzik, Germany
Intima
media thickness in children with Morbid Obesity and Familial
Hypercholesterolemia
M Frisch, Austria
Is
the childhood obesity epidemic easing off in Sweden?
L Lissner, Sweden
Associations
among obesity, blood pressure, and left ventricular mass
A Maggio, Switzerland
Laparoscopic
Gastric Bypass for adolescents (13– 17 y) with morbid obesity
- preliminary results from a Swedish nationwide
study
T Olbers, Sweden
Prevalence of Non-alcoholic fatty Liver in childhood affected
by simple obesity
Y Petros, Italy
Effect of the glycemic index of carbohydrates on day-long
(10 h) profiles of plasma
glucose, insulin and gut peptides involved in hunger and satiety
R Reynolds,
Australia
Early life risk factors for Obesity
E Ghods, Austria
Obesity
and hypertension prevalence in Italian school children population:
a longitudinal study
N Fuiano,
Italy
Aspects and Outcome of the Metabolic Syndrome and Type 2 Diabetes in
Obese Children and Adol escents
S Wiegand, Germany
Total body fat mass, aerobic fitness and physical activity as predictors
of increase
in fat mass over 2 years
M Dencker, Sweden
Objective physical activity
assessment in children: stability over time
G Nyberg, Sweden
March 7th 2008
Nurses’ barriers when promoting
healthy habits to parents
L Ljungkrona-Falk, Sweden
Sedentary
behaviours and excess of body fat in Spanish adolescents.
The AVENA Study
G Rodriguez, Sweden
First
results from the "Södertälje model" treating obese children at a general
outpatient paediatric single- centre according
to the Stockholm County Council
action plan against childhood obesity
N Gawrieh, Sweden
Psychosocial strain, stress coping and obesity in adolescence: the impact of
electronic media
R Thalemann, Germany
The impact of sleep duration on nutritional status and
metabolic risk in children
and adolescents (cross-sectional data from the Kiel Obesity Preven tion Study (KOPS)
B Hitze, Germany
High prevalence of cardiovascular lifestyle related risk
factors among adolescents
with mild learning disabi-lity
E Flygare Wallen, Sweden
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The Childhood Obesity Unit, organizing this conference, started in 2001 using a family therapy-based
treatment program. The treatment is evidence-based. The treatment team consists of pediatrician, nurse, dietitcian, sports
trainer, family therapist and information assistant.
More information on Childhood Obesity Unit, Malmö, Sweden
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