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• W100793386 abstract "T HE ADVERSE effects of obesity upon health have been reported in life insurance and epidemiological studies (1-4). These reports have prompted investigators to employ various remedial methods and approaches to obesity (5-9). The department of nutrition of the Harvard School lof Public Health evaluated two approaches to weight control programs: individual counseling and group therapy (10). A 3-year followup showed that a majority of the 147 subjects failed either to reduce or to maintain a reduced weight. Stunkard and McLaren-Hume reviewed the literature of the past 30 years on results of treatment for obesity and found the results to be remarkably poor (11). Their own efforts with a group of outpatients were not successful in either reducing weight or maintaining a reduced weight for 2 years after treatment. Young and others also reported the lack of success in a weight control program, but suggested the importance of childhood excess weight status as one iof the fa,ctors determining adult excess weight status and of subsequent problems in weight control (12). They found that relative success was achieved in overcoming obesity when it was a recent development in the adult years. Mullin also reported, in a retrospective study, on the role of childhood obesity in adult obesity (13). He suggested that a persistent childhood obesity is reflected in a large proportion of adult obesity. Height-weight data on school children examined some 20 years ago in Hagerstown, Washington County, Md., by the U.S. Public Health Service, presented an opportunity for a prospective study of the relationship of the weight status of individuals in childhood and adult years. Previous observations suggesting a relationship between childhood and adult obesity have been based primarily on retrospective studies of obese adults who have been interviewed about the history of their weight status. Childhood heights and weights on record in the Hagerstown sample supplied data that did not rely on memory for testing the hypothesis that obese children tend to become obese adults." @default.
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