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International J Obesity

@IntJObesity
IJO is a leading multidisciplinary obesity journal w/ 5yr impact factor 5.544; Publisher: @SpringerNature
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    International J Obesity
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    Jan 30
    Time-restricted feeding shows benefits in rodent obesity models ⏰🐭 This study examines effects on body weight, lipid profiles and glucoregulation. #MetabolicResearch nature.com/articles/s4136…
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    International J Obesity
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    Jan 28
    Ultra-processed foods may disrupt short-term appetite regulation 🍔🧠 This study examines whether these effects differ by body mass index. #NutritionScience
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    Impact of ultra-processed foods on short-term appetite regulation: Does body mass index make a...
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    International J Obesity
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    Jan 26
    Links between early behaviour and growth 🧠👶 This study explores the association between infant social withdrawal and rapid weight gain in infancy. #EarlyLifeHealth
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    Infant social withdrawal and rapid infant weight gain
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    International J Obesity
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    Jan 23
    Racial and ethnic disparities persist in controlling cardiovascular risk factors among adults with obesity 📊 This study examines trends from 1999–2023 and highlights important equity gaps. #CardiovascularHealth
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    Racial and ethnic differences in controlling risk factors for cardiovascular disease among adults...
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    International J Obesity
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    Jan 21
    Sleep and screen habits matter 📱😴 This prospective study links sleep duration and screen time with transitions from overweight/obesity to normal BMI in U.S. adolescents. #AdolescentHealth
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    Prospective associations of sleep duration and screen time with transition from overweight/obesity...
    International Journal of Obesity - Prospective associations of sleep duration and screen time with transition from overweight/obesity to normal BMI in U.S. adolescents