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From 1999 to 2016

1999 to 2016 Saw Increase in U.S. Adults Trying to Lose Weight

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Parallel trends seen for increasing current measured body mass index and weight among adults
A child's high and increasing body mass index between ages 2 and 6 years is strongly associated with maternal prepregnancy weight

Early Childhood High BMI Tied to Maternal Prepregnancy Factors

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Early childhood weight gain strongly tied to prepregnancy weight, moderately tied to maternal diabetes status
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Serious Eating Disorder Possible Even at Normal Body Weight

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Markers of malnutrition and psychological problems common with atypical anorexia nervosa
Intrauterine growth restriction protects against allergic diseases

Lower Birth Weight May Protect Against Allergies

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However, effects might differ between allergic diseases
Among individuals with type 2 diabetes

Maintaining Weight Loss Cuts Cardiovascular Risk in T2DM

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Allowing weight regain as part of maintenance reduces cardiometabolic benefit for many risk factors
Psoriasis is associated with high body mass index and low intake of meat

Psoriasis Tied to High BMI, Low Meat Intake in Japanese Study

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Meat, fish intake patterns among psoriasis patients in Japan opposite of those in Western countries
Even at lower body weights

Rates of Diabetes Higher at Lower BMIs Among Minorities

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At normal body weight, rates for diabetes three times higher in Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders
Food insecurity is associated with fair or poor health and developmental risk but not with obesity

Childhood Food Insecurity Tied to Poor Health Outcomes, Developmental Risk

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But food insecurity for children 4 years and younger not associated with pediatric obesity, underweight
Following existing complementary feeding guidelines for infants may result in overfeeding within the first year of life

Complementary Infant Feeding Guidelines May Lead to Overfeeding

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Halving breast milk, feeding per guideline resulted in overweight between 9 and 11 months for three guidelines
Women with normal-weight central obesity have increased mortality risk compared with normal weight women with no central obesity

Mortality Up in Women With Central Obesity, Regardless of BMI

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Normal weight with central obesity tied to higher risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer mortality