Behavioral, Biological Links Studied in Eating Disorders
Body mass index seems to modulate prediction error and food intake control circuitry in the brain in individuals with eating disorders.
Diet and Exercise
Effect of a Phytochemical-Rich Diet on Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Type 1 Diabetes
Investigators aimed to assess the relationship between the dietary phytochemical index and cardiovascular disease risk factors in patients with type 1 diabetes.
Behavioral Gamification Intervention Promotes Physical Activity in Adults With T2D
The researchers’ goal was to test the effectiveness of behaviorally designed gamification interventions to enhance support, collaboration, or competition to promote physical activity and weight loss among adults with uncontrolled type 2 diabetes.
AHA Says Up Physical Activity for Mildly Elevated BP, Cholesterol
Physical activity has extensive benefits and should represent an important first-line lifestyle behavior treatment for people with mildly to moderately elevated blood pressure or cholesterol who otherwise have a low risk for heart disease.
Experts Discuss Approaches to Management of Childhood Obesity
Although the rise in pediatric obesity predates the COVID-19 pandemic, stressors experienced during the pandemic exposed inequities in children’s health.
NP-Led Diabetes Education Reduces Sedentary Behaviors
NP-led educational intervention decreases sedentary behavior and blood glucose levels in patients with type 2 diabetes.
Diet to Induce Weight Loss Can Reduce BP in Type 2 Diabetes
A diet to induce weight loss reduces blood pressure (BP) among individuals with type 2 diabetes.
Low FODMAP Diet and IBD: A Potential Option?
Current research indicates that short-term utilization of an LFD may help ameliorate some mild IBS symptoms associated with quiescent IBD, while further long term studies are still needed.
Gamification Increases Physical Activity in T2DM Patients
Gamification interventions designed to enhance support or competition each significantly increase physical activity among adults with uncontrolled type 2 diabetes versus controls.
Short-Term Energy Restriction Leads to Overall Increase in Appetite
A team of investigators conducted a study to determine the effect of short-term energy restriction in the form of reduced caloric intake and/or increased exercise on appetite among young women.
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