Key result
Pediatric obesity is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases in adulthood through abnormal cardiac and vascular remodeling.
Why the study?
Does pediatric obesity increase the risk of adult cardiovascular disease?
Does pediatric obesity increase the risk of adult cardiovascular disease?
Pediatric obesity is a strong predictor of adult cardiovascular disease, driven by adiposopathy leading to abnormal vascular and cardiac remodeling.
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Pediatric obesity may heighten adult CVD risk via remodeling; leaves open whether early intervention alters outcomes in prospective trials.
The prevalence of pediatric obesity is increasing globally because of lifestyles, which fundamentally create an imbalance that favors caloric intake over expenditure [1]. These lifestyles include sedentary habits such as addiction to computer games, internet, and television, as well as a regular intake of energy-dense fast foods
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Samuel N Uwaezuoke (2019) conducted a review in Pediatric obesity. Pediatric obesity vs. Normal weight was evaluated on Adult cardiovascular disease. Pediatric obesity is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases in adulthood through abnormal cardiac and vascular remodeling.
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