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Id: 442690
Autor: González Sobera, Mario; Bachmann, Ricardo.
Título: Promoción de la salud cardiovascular desde la infancia: guía para docentes de educación primaria / Promoting cardiovascular health from childhood: guidelines for teachers.
Fonte: Montevideo; Comisión Honoraria Para la Salud Cardiovascular; s.f. 48 p. ilus, mapas, tab, graf.
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Id: 19485264
Autor: Starzyk J; Wójcik M; Nazim J.
Título: Czy istnieje zespól metaboliczny u dzieci i mlodziezy. / [Does the metabolic syndrome in children and youth exist?].
Fonte: Przegl Lek;66(1-2):90-5, 2009. .
Resumo: There is an increasing incidence rate of overweight and obesity in last years. It concerns approximately 20% of children 7 to 11 years in our country, and even 30% in high developed countries. There is also simultaneous increase in frequency of the disturbances, that are dependent from obesity and insulin resistance, such as glucose and fats metabolism disorders, and arterial hypertension. They cause complications of cardiovascular system detected in the youngest children, such as thickening of the carotid wall and atherosclerotic lesions in the arteries. The metabolic syndrome (MS) may be recognized on the basis of appearance of these disorders in approximately 1-10% children in that group of age in general population, and in 10-67% in obese children. The differences depend on applied criteria (Cook, 2003; de Ferranti, 2004; Cruz, 2004; Weiss, 2004; Ford, 2005; IDF 2007), patients' age, and obesity duration, and may lead to non-recognition of MS in approximately 10-25% of obese children (using IDF 2007 criteria). The lack of recognition can lead to postponement of the treatment of each individual component of the syndrome, while every of them, and especially visceral obesity, is the independent risk factor of cardiovascular disorders, as well as preterm mortality. With passed regards, an attempt to establish or exclude the MS diagnosis is pointless, and even harmful, as well as searching for and specifying criteria of its recognition. The next arguments against MS recognizing are showed in adults: i) the weaker correlation between the MS recognized in patients using recently recommended IDF 2005 criteria and later cardiovascular complications, in contrary to earlier criteria (ATP III) ii) no proof for higher risk of complications development in cases with three components of the MS, in comparison to cases with only two criteria (ATP III), and iii) the lack of influence of MS diagnosis on the way of treatment of each component. It is necessary to start the treatment in case of revealing of any risk factor, as well as to look for other disorders. They can be recognized on the basis of specific for sex and age MS diagnostic criteria. However it has to be considered, that in IDF 2007 criteria the value of upper limit of normal arterial pressure in children (> or =130/85 mmHg) has been settled arbitrarily, without taking into account the age nor the sex, and the waist circumference, as the indicator of visceral obesity, does not correlate in children, con (AU).
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Id: 19020792
Autor: Silva KS; Silva RC; Duarte MF; Lopes AS; Silva FM.
Título: Undernutrition and obesity associated with high blood pressure in children and adolescents from Joäo Pessoa, Paraíba, Brazil..
Fonte: Pediatr Cardiol;30(3):248-55, 2009 Apr. .
Resumo: The objective of this study was to describe the prevalence, correlation, and association of undernutrition and obesity with high blood pressure (HBP). One thousand five hundred seventy (1570) students (808 boys and 762 girls), aged 7-12 years, from Joäo Pessoa, Paraíba (Northeastern Brazil) participated. Measurements of stature, body weight, skinfolds [triceps (TS) and subscapular (SS)], upper-arm circumference (UAC), upper-arm fat area (UAFE), total upper-arm area (TUAA), and BP were taken. Four criteria were adopted to classify undernutrition and obesity. HBP was defined as systolic BP (SBP) and/or diastolic BP (DBP) values >or=90th percentile. Analysis of covariance, Spearman's correlation, logistic regression, and multiple linear regression were used. In the logistic regression model, undernutrition was not associated with HBP; however, the chances of HBP increased when two or more obesity indicators were present [boys: odds ratio (OR) = 2.08, 95% confidence interval (CI 95%) = 1.26-3.41; girls: OR = 2.26, CI 95% = 1.44-3.55]. In the multiple regression, the BMI, SS, and UAFE explained 15% of the variance of high SBP (r (2) = 0.153) in boys, whereas the body mass index (BMI) and TUAA accounted for 16% of the variance of the SBP (r (2) = 0.166) in girls. The DBP was influenced by the SS in boys (r (2) = 0.022) and the TUAA (r ( 2 ) = 0.054) in girls. There was an association between obesity and HBP. The BMI, SS, and UAFE in boys and the BMI and TUAA in girls explained approximately 16% of elevated SBP..
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Id: 19488492
Autor: Freitas ED; Haddad JP; Velásquez-Meléndez G.
Título: Uma exploraçäo multidimensional dos componentes da síndrome metabólica. / [A multidimensional exploration of metabolic syndrome components].
Fonte: Cad. saúde pública;25(5):1073-82, 2009 May. .
Resumo: The objective of this study was to verify the clustering of anthropometric and metabolic variables related to metabolic syndrome, by sex. Data were collected from 579 subjects aged 18-94 years living in two rural areas of Brazil. Factor analysis was performed using principal components analysis with varimax orthogonal rotation. The study reduced a complex set of cardiovascular risk factor into 3 independent factors, each reflecting a different aspect of metabolic syndrome. In both sexes, factor 1 related to obesity and dyslipidemia, factor 2 to obesity and blood pressure, and factor 3 to obesity and insulin resistance. The total variance explained for men and women was, respectively, 66.61% and 68.98%. The findings corroborate the hypothesis that at least 3 pathophysiological domains act in the clustering of cardiovascular risk factors related to metabolic syndrome in this population..
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Id: 19593490
Autor: Velasco-Martínez RM; Jiménez-Cruz A; Higuera Domínguez F; Domínguez de la Piedra E; Bacardí-Gascón M.
Título: Obesidad y resistencia a la insulina en adolescentes de Chiapas. / [Obesity and insulin resistance among adolescents from Chiapas].
Fonte: Nutr Hosp;24(2):187-92, 2009 Mar-Apr. .
Resumo: OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to assess the association of overweight and obesity with insulin resistance, hypertension, and hyperlipidemic among 12 to 15 year olds from private and public schools in Chiapas. METHODS: This was a cross-sectional study with a random selection of 259, 12 to 15 year old teenagers from private and public middle schools. Conventional methods were used to measure body weight, height and blood pressure. After a 14-hour fasting period, a blood sample was taken for glucose, total lipids, total cholesterol, LDL-cholesterol, triglycerides and insulin levels. HDL-cholesterol and HOMA-IR were estimated. Weight-for-age, height-for-age and BMI-for-age were calculated using the CDC tables for growth. To assess the difference between overweight and obesity by gender and type of school a X2 and t-test was performed in order to evaluate the mean difference between biochemical indicators of normal and overweight adolescents. The Mann-Whitney test was conducted to assess differences in blood pressure. RESULTS: Observations included high prevalence of overweight (19%) and obesity (13%) with no difference between type of school, gender, or group of age (Table 2). High prevalence of hipercholesterolemia (26%), LDLcholesterol (7%), HDL hypolipoproteinemia (3%), triglycerides (10%), systolic blood pressure (6%), and metabolic syndrome (1.6%) were also observed. The BMI was associated to total lipid, total cholesterol, insulin, and HOMA-IR levels. The Overweight and obese had higher levels of insulin, HOMA-IR, triglycerides, and blood pressure and lower levels of HDL-cholesterol..
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Id: 19386334
Autor: Alikhani S; Delavari A; Alaedini F; Kelishadi R; Rohbani S; Safaei A.
Título: A province-based surveillance system for the risk factors of non-communicable diseases: A prototype for integration of risk factor surveillance into primary healthcare systems of developing countries..
Fonte: Public Health;123(5):358-64, 2009 May. .
Resumo: OBJECTIVES: To establish a surveillance system for risk factors of non-communicable diseases, develop a valid tool and methodology for surveillance surveys, and build capacity in 41 provincial surveillance sites to design and conduct the surveys and provide provincially interpretable baseline data. STUDY DESIGN: Population-based national study. METHODS: The World Health Organization's STEPwise approach to non-communicable disease surveillance was adapted to design a national risk factor surveillance model. The first national population-based and cross-sectional study was conducted in 2005 in 41 universities of medical sciences in all 30 provinces of Iran. This involved multi-stage cluster sampling from 25-64 year-old Iranians and non-institutionalized populations. A national technical unit at the Ministry of Health and Medical Education supervised all study processes including data management and analysis. RESULTS: From the national results, the survey estimated that the prevalence of daily current smoking was 17.9%. Of the target population, 5% consumed at least five combined servings of fruit and vegetables per day. The median daily time spent undertaking transport-related physical activity (43.8 min) was significantly higher than the median time spent on work-related physical activity (27.5 min) or recreational physical activity (28.6 min). Overall, 54.7% of the target population were overweight or obese, and waist circumference was greater among women than men. The prevalence of hypertension was 23.8%, with a higher prevalence among women than men. In addition, 6% of the target population had a high fasting blood glucose (> or =126 mg/dl), and 45.1% had a total cholesterol level of at least 200 mg/dl. CONCLUSION: Integration of province-based surveillance activities into the Iranian primary healthcare system is feasible. Provincial reports could provide a baseline picture of the most important risk factors for non-communicable diseases. There are several important risks with a prominent burden that may cause a progressive epidemic of major non-communicable diseases in the future in the absence of quality interventions..
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Id: 19440240
Autor: Grimsrud A; Stein DJ; Seedat S; Williams D; Myer L.
Título: The association between hypertension and depression and anxiety disorders: results from a nationally-representative sample of South African adults..
Fonte: PLoS One;4(5):e5552, 2009. .
Resumo: OBJECTIVE: Growing evidence suggests high levels of comorbidity between hypertension and mental illness but there are few data from low- and middle-income countries. We examined the association between hypertension and depression and anxiety in South Africa. METHODS: Data come from a nationally-representative survey of adults (n = 4351). The Composite International Diagnostic Interview was used to measure DSM-IV mental disorders during the previous 12-months. The relationships between self-reported hypertension and anxiety disorders, depressive disorders and comorbid anxiety-depression were assessed after adjustment for participant characteristics including experience of trauma and other chronic physical conditions. RESULTS: Overall 16.7% reported a previous medical diagnosis of hypertension, and 8.1% and 4.9% were found to have a 12-month anxiety or depressive disorder, respectively. In adjusted analyses, hypertension diagnosis was associated with 12-month anxiety disorders [Odds ratio (OR) = 1.55, 95% Confidence interval (CI) = 1.10-2.18] but not 12-month depressive disorders or 12-month comorbid anxiety-depression. Hypertension in the absence of other chronic physical conditions was not associated with any of the 12-month mental health outcomes (p-values all <0.05), while being diagnosed with both hypertension and another chronic physical condition were associated with 12-month anxiety disorders (OR = 2.25, 95% CI = 1.46-3.45), but not 12-month depressive disorders or comorbid anxiety-depression. CONCLUSIONS: These are the first population-based estimates to demonstrate an association between hypertension and mental disorders in sub-Saharan Africa. Further investigation is needed into role of traumatic life events in the aetiology of hypertension as well as the temporality of the association between hypertension and mental disorders..
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Id: 19563164
Autor: Benjak T; Mavrinac GV.
Título: Subjective quality of life and cardiovascular risk factors in a Croatian adult population..
Fonte: Coll Antropol;33 Suppl 1:159-63, 2009 Apr. .
Resumo: The objective of this study was to examine prevalence of cardiovascular (CV) risk factors and presence of cardiovascular diseases (CVD) in people with low subjective quality of life (SQoL) in comparison with group of people with normal SQoL. A total of 9070 participants, 2890 men and 6180 women completed a questionnaire. SQoL was assessed with single item question on satisfaction with life as a whole, and data on risk behaviors and diagnosed CVD were obtained through self-reports. Biomedical measures were administrated by public health nurse at participant's home. Results have shown that people with low SQoL have significantly more CV risk factors, and have higher prevalence of obesity and physical inactivity, all irrespective to age group. The most pronounced difference in prevalence of CV risks was found in an age group 35 to 64 years of age where people with low SQoL have significantly higher prevalence of all measured risk behaviors, and physical conditions. Participants with low SQoL perceive their general health poorer, and experience negative and depressive feelings more frequently than those with normal SQoL, in all three age groups (p < 0.001). Implications of the results have been discussed. Low SQoL was recognized as a psychological state that represents potential risk factor for the CV health. Prospective studies are needed to allow causal inferences to be drawn..
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Id: 19563160
Autor: Kolcic I; Polasek O.
Título: Healthy migrant effect within Croatia..
Fonte: Coll Antropol;33 Suppl 1:141-5, 2009 Apr. .
Resumo: The aim of this study was to investigate the demographic determinants and health status of within-country migrants in Croatia. Data from the Croatian Adult Health Survey from 2003 (N = 9,070) were used in the analysis. Migrants due to 1991-1995 war were excluded from the analysis and only those who indicated that the reason for their migration within Croatia was related to employment or other reasons were included. Prevalence of hypertension and increased body weight was calculated for each of the three migration-related groups (employment-related migrants, other reasons migrants and non-migrants). Migrants were on general younger than non-migrants (more than three quarters of migrant were under 50 years). Employment-related migrants had the lowest prevalence of measured hypertension, while other reasons migrants had the lowest prevalence of increased body weight. Non-migrants had the worse indices in almost every trait and age group that was analysed. The results support the healthy migrant hypothesis, even in case of migrants who migrated within Croatia. However, the results of this study show that health status of migrants may depend on the reasons for their migration, suggesting that future migration studies should record and take this into account..
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Id: 19563160
Autor: Kolcic I; Biloglav Z; Zgaga L; Jovic AV; Curic I; Curic S; Susac J; Velagic V; Matec L; Zobic I; Zedelj J; Strnad M.
Título: Prevalence of increased body weight and hypertension in the population of Croatian mainland and Adriatic Islands--are islanders really healthier?.
Fonte: Coll Antropol;33 Suppl 1:135-40, 2009 Apr. .
Resumo: The aim of this study was to compare the prevalence of the hypertension and the increased body weight (BMI) between Croatian mainland and Adriatic island population. The data from the Croatian Adult Health Survey (N = 9,070) served as an estimate for the mainland Croatian population, while the data from "1001 Dalmatian study" (N = 1,001) were collected from four Adriatic islands; Rab, Vis, Lastovo and Mljet. The prevalence of increased body weight and hypertension was calculated for the four age groups and analyzed using chi-square test. The results indicate that men from the islands less frequently had normal body mass index (P < 0.001), and were more frequently overweight (P < 0.001). The prevalence of overweight and obesity were similar between the island and mainland women. The percent of normotensive respondents in men was significantly lower in islands (P < 0.001), while the prevalence of newly diagnosed hypertension was significantly higher among islanders in both genders (P < 0.001). Despite the traditionally prevalent Mediterranean diet and overall more favorable lifestyle islanders may not be as healthy as previously studies suggested, in terms of cardiovascular risk factors prevalence. This might be related to the poor access to health care and preventive measures or low interest for health care especially among men on the islands, reflected in the higher prevalence of newly diagnosed hypertension. These findings suggest that island populations represent good candidates for disease awareness programs and health promotion interventions..
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