Dietary and Physical Activity Habits as Conditioning Factors of Nutritional Status among Children of GENYAL Study.
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ABSTRACT: Excess weight (EW) in children has become a severe public health problem. The present study aimed to describe the main lifestyle characteristics and their possible association with nutritional status in a group of schoolchildren enrolled in the GENYAL study, where 221 children in the first or second grade of primary education (6-9 years old) were included. Anthropometric (BMI and bioimpedance), dietary intake (twice-repeated 24 h food record), and physical activity (twice-repeated 24 h physical activity questionnaire) data were collected. Logistic and linear regressions, with p-values adjusted for multiple tests by Bonferroni's method and with sex and age as covariates, were applied. The prevalence of EW was 19%, 25.4%, and 32.2%, according to Orbegozo Foundation, IOFT, and WHO crit
SUBMITTER: Marcos-Pasero H
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9819712 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Jan
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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