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Introducción. La obesidad infantil está asociada con una serie de problemas de salud tanto en la infancia como en la vida adulta. Los niños obesos tienen un mayor riesgo de desarrollar enfermedades crónicas, como la diabetes tipo 2, enfermedades cardíacas, etc. Objetivo. Determinar prevalencia de sobrepeso y obesidad en una escuela de la ciudad de Luque en el mes de agosto del 2023. Materiales y Métodos. Estudio descriptivo, de corte transversal, con muestreo de casos consecutivos, en niños de 9 a 12 años de la Escuela Privada Madre Rosa Santaeugenia de la ciudad de Luque del departamento Central de Paraguay. Resultados. Participaron 100 alumnos, el 50% es de sexo femenino, el 55% tenía una edad entre 9 y 10 años. El 16% de los participantes se encontraban con sobrepeso u obesidad, el 58% refirió realizar al menos de 1 a 2 hora de actividad física fuera de la escuela, el 11% refirió pasar más de 4 h frente a una pantalla, el 38% confirmó nunca haber recibido en la escuela información sobre alimentación y estilo de vida saludable. Conclusión. Si bien en el estudio la mayor cantidad de participante se encontraba con un peso adecuado, el sobrepeso y la obesidad es una problemática alarmante alrededor de todo el mundo, lo cual es una lucha que debe abordarse de manera inmediata y el abordaje de este problema requiere un enfoque integral que involucre tanto a padres, educadores e instituciones educativa.

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Objective: To describe the prevalence of obesity and analyse possible differences in it according to sociodemographic characteristics, diet, physical activity, screen use and family perception of the weight and dietary habits of schoolchildren aged 3 to 4 years in Barcelona. Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional study in a representative sample of schools selected based on the socioeconomic status (SES) of the corresponding neighbourhood and school ownership. We selected 101 schools in Barcelona and recruited pupils aged 3 to 4 years during the 2016–17 academic year (n = 2936 children). Anthropometric measurements were taken in each participant. Family members completed a questionnaire on eating habits, physical activity, sleeping hours, screen use and the family’s perception of the child’s weight and diet. The primary variable was the body mass index (BMI) for age and sex, subsequently categorised as normal weight, overweight or obese. Results: Approximately 7.0% of girls and 7.1% of boys aged 3 to 4 years presented obesity. The prevalence of obesity (8.3%) was higher in neighbourhoods of lower SES compared to those of higher SES (5.2%; p = .004). Parents of children with obesity reported that the child had some excess weight or excess weight in 46.9% of cases, 3.9% indicated the child’s weight was appropriate and 0.9% that the child was a little underweight or underweight (p

Introducción: La malnutrición por exceso causa sobrepeso y obesidad, siendo un problema de salud pública, que se ha presentado en los primeros años de vida. Investigaciones realizadas han informado la existencia de insatisfacción corporal relacionada con el peso, debido a los estándares de belleza establecidos en la sociedad. Objetivo: asociar el índice de masa corporal con la insatisfacción corporal y percepción de la imagen corporal de los escolares. Materiales y métodos: estudio transversal con 610 escolares. El estado nutricional se clasificó según el puntaje z del IMC. Para determinar la insatisfacción corporal y la percepción de la imagen corporal, se aplicó una escala de imagen corporal infantil de siete fotografías, con un valor del 1 al 7 de acuerdo con el tamaño creciente, y el rango final del IMC. Se calculó la diferencia entre la figura que los participantes consideraron ideal y la forma corporal percibida. Resultados: el 47,3% presentaron sobrepeso y obesidad. La insatisfacción corporal fue mayor en las niñas con sobrepeso y obesidad (p = 0,013). El IMC correlacionó con la insatisfacción corporal (rho(608) = 0,480; p < 0,001) y la percepción de la imagen corporal (rho(608) = 0,433; p < 0,001). Conclusiones: El IMC se relacionó positivamente con la insatisfacción corporal y la percepción de la imagen corporal; esto podría elevar el riesgo de presentar trastornos alimentarios, contribuir al mantenimiento del exceso de peso corporal, al no percibirse con exceso de peso, es menos probable que realicen acciones para controlarlo.

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Introducción. En Chile la prevalencia de obesidad total en población escolar alcanza al 31% y la obesidad severa al 10,8%. La Región de Magallanes y Antártica Chilena, es una de las más afectadas por esta epidemia. El diagnóstico nutricional confiable y una intervención oportuna pueden evitar que los niños enfermen y deterioren su calidad de vida. Objetivo: Analizar la tendencia del estado nutricional de escolares de la Región de Magallanes, según datos reportados por la Junta Nacional de Auxilio Escolar y Becas, JUNAEB, entre 2009-2019 y comparar resultados del año 2010 con un estudio propio. Materiales y métodos. Se analizó el estado nutricional de 71.334 escolares de la Región de Magallanes y Antártica Chilena por nivel educacional y variables demográficas, según información de JUNAEB. Luego se compararon los resultados de escolares de 1º básico del año 2010, obtenidos a través de dos metodologías: fuente secundaria, Encuesta JUNAEB, y fuente primaria, estudio antropométrico realizado en la misma región y año. Resultados. Según datos de JUNAEB el exceso ponderal se incrementó en escolares de la región en 4,4 % entre 2009 y 2019, el grupo más afectado fue 1º básico. En el año 2010 la prevalencia de obesidad para escolares de 1º básico según JUNAEB fue 21,8% y según estudio regional propio fue 25,7%. Conclusiones. La malnutrición por exceso afecta al 53,8% de los escolares de la Región de Magallanes y podría ser mayor, considerando que la información censal podría estar subestimando el sobrepeso y obesidad. Es urgente intervenir para evitar perpetuar esta epidemia.

Obesity is a global health problem that affects not only adults and older adults, but also children and adolescents, thus recognizing the need to adapt the educational intervention programs of the Ministry of Education, in partnership with the Ministry of Public Health, to adapt them to the children's universe. It has been demonstrated in practice that physical activity is an ideal space for the educational inclusion of all schoolchildren; we have moved from the paradigm of integration to the paradigm of inclusion, where everyone enjoys differentiated attention according to their needs. It is the authors' purpose to communicate about an educational intervention applied to 9-year-old children with obesity and overweight, with actions that modify their lifestyle and educate the family to face this alarming health problem in this age group.

Introducción. La prevalencia de obesidad infantil se ha incrementado de forma considerable desde el año 2000 adquiriendo la dimensión de epidemia, al presentar el 5,9% de los niños menores de 5 años sobrepeso. Entre los factores causantes modificable se encuentran el estilo de vida, sueño, dieta y actividad física. El objetivo es evaluar la eficacia de una intervención educativa en entorno escolar para la modificación de hábitos de niños de 6-12 años en 3 áreas, dieta, actividad física y tiempo de pantalla. Metodología. La muestra es de 540 niños, en etapa de educación primaria distribuida, en tres grupos: a) intervención dieta y tiempo de pantalla, b) actividad física y tiempo de pantalla y, c) dieta, actividad física y tiempo de pantalla. La intervención educativa incluye contenidos del método plato, pirámide de alimentación y ejercicio basados en la guía canadiense de actividad física para niños de 5-11 años. Se recopilan variables de edad y medidas antropométricas. En instrumentación se considera el Test KIDMED (adherencia a dieta), Cuestionario “IPAQ-A” (actividad física), cuestionario tiempo de pantalla (uso dispositivos electrónicos). La recopilación de datos se realiza pre-intervención, post-intervención y al mes de finalización de la intervención. El análisis considera estadística descriptiva para la distribución y valores de las variable cuantitativas y cualitativas y, estadística analítica para el análisis de la eficacia la intervención según corresponda al tipo de variable tales como la prueba de t de Student, ANOVA, Chi cuadrado, prueba de Correlación de Pearson. Los datos serán analizados con el sistema estadístico SPSS. ABSTRACT Introduction. The prevalence of childhood obesity has increased considerably since 2000, acquiring the dimension of an epidemic, with 5.9% of children under 5 years of age being overweight. Modifiable causative factors include lifestyle, sleep, diet and physical activity. The objective is to evaluate the effectiveness of an educational intervention in a school environment to modify the habits of children aged 6-12 years in 3 areas, diet, physical activity and screen time. Methodology. The sample is 540 children, in primary education stage distributed, in three groups: a) diet and screen time intervention, b) physical activity and screen time and c) diet, physical activity and screen time. The educational intervention includes contents of the plate method, food pyramid and exercise based on the Canadian physical activity guide for children aged 5 to 11 years. Age variables and anthropometric measurements are collected. In instrumentation, the KIDMED Test (diet adherence), “IPAQ-A” Questionnaire (physical activity), and screen time questionnaire (use of electronic devices) are considered. Data collection is carried out pre-intervention, post-intervention and one month after the end of the intervention. The analysis considers descriptive statistics for the distribution and values ​​of the quantitative and qualitative variables and analytical statistics for the analysis of the effectiveness of the intervention as appropriate to the type of variables such as Student's t test, ANOVA, Chi square, Pearson correlation. The data will be analyzed with the SPSS statistical system.

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Introduction: although the prevalence of childhood obesity (CO) is high globally, there are no composite indices to estimate territorial aspects associated with its risk Objective: to develop an obesity risk index (IROBIC) for small administrative units, called “comunas” in Chile Methods: we used 2019 data from public sources on children under 10 years living in “comunas” of the two largest regions. IROBIC includes 16 indicators standardized for each “comuna” and grouped together into four domains, determined by principal component analysis (health, socio-economic, built-in and educational environments). IROBIC was calculated as a weighted geometric mean. Differences in obesity risk between the 10 and 5 “comunas” with the highest and lowest IROBIC and of each domain, were calculated with the disparity ratio. Results: in spite of the poorest “comunas” having the highest IROBIC, when its value and that for each domain were considered, we observed that the effect of inequality could be mitigated. The 10 and 5 “comunas” with the highest IROBIC have a 2.41 and 4.05 higher risk of CO compared to those with the lowest values Conclusions: IROBIC is a useful tool for monitoring the risk of CO and its factors from a territorial perspective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Hyperglycemia and hyperlipidemia contribute to the endogenous formation of advanced glycation end products (AGEs), and diet constitutes one of the exogenous sources. The binding of AGEs to receptor for glycation end products (RAGE) induces signaling pathways that activate the transcription of inflammatory and oxidative stress markers. Soluble RAGE (sRAGE) levels have been proposed as a biomarker in inflammatory diseases. Several studies describe the role of RAGE in obesity, so it has been discussed whether there is a differential pattern between children with normal weight and obesity. Several studies describe the role of RAGE in obesity, so it has been discussed whether there is a differential pattern between children with normal weight and obesity. Aim. Describe the relationship between RAGE, its isoforms, ligands, biological functions, and comorbidities related to childhood obesity. To determine if decreased sRAGE levels represent a biomarker of childhood obesity based on the results of clinical, observational, and cross-sectional studies. Methodology. Descriptive review of studies published in the period from 2016 to 2022 in the PubMed and Google Scholar databases using the terms "AGEs", "RAGE", "sRAGE", "childhood obesity". Results and conclusion. A total of 141 articles related to the keywords were consulted. The elimination criteria consisted of references published before 2015, except for classic references. 63 articles from 2016 to 2022 were reviewed, six represent cross-sectional studies on sRAGE levels in the pediatric population, finding differences in the expression of RAGE according to nutritional status. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: advanced glycation end-products (AGEs) interact with the receptor for AGEs (RAGE). Full-length RAGE is associated with intracellular signal transduction, and soluble-RAGE (sRAGE) lacks the transmembrane and cytoplasmic domains, acting as a competitive inhibitor of AGEs-RAGE binding. sRAGE levels in healthy children are associated with cell surface expression of RAGE. However, the expression of RAGE has not been explored in childhood obesity. Objective: the study aim was to evaluate the sRAGE levels and the gene expression of RAGE in children and its association with cardiometabolic markers. Methods: this is a cross-sectional study with 6-11-year children, 20 with overweight and 20 with obesity. Anthropometric measurements included waist circumference (cm) (wC), neck circumference (NC), weight (kg), fat mass (%), trunk fat (kg), muscular mass (kg), height (cm), and body mass index (BMI) (kg/m²). Blood samples following an overnight fast were collected to measure glucose (mg/dl) and lipid profile with colorimetric methods. sRAGE was determined in serum using the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). Quantitative reverse transcription (RT-qPCR) was performed to analyze RAGE transcripts in peripheral blood mononuclear cells isolated by Ficoll®-Hypaque. Results: we found higher RAGE (p = 0.0315) and lower sRAGE (p = 0.0305) levels in the obesity group. sRAGE level showed a negative correlation with RAGE (r = -0.35) and BMI (r = -0.24), and positive with HDL-cholesterol (r = 0.29). Regression analysis suggests that HDL-C and RAGE levels are predictors of sRAGE levels. Conclusions: expression of RAGE is associated with lower sRAGE levels in childhood obesity. Moreover, obese children show higher cardiometabolic risk markers, and a positively associated with sRAGE. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Childhood obesity is a serious global health problem that is continuously increasing worldwide. Many studies suggest that socioeconomic factors are related to the development of obesity. The objective of our study was to analyse the prevalence of overweight and obesity in Aragón, calculated applying the World Health Organization (WHO) growth standards, and to study its association with socioeconomic factors. Material and methods: We collected data for the entire paediatric population of Aragón aged 2–14 years. We classified each child as normal weight, overweight or obese based on the body mass index. We calculated prevalences by province and basic health care zone. To analyse differences in relation to social inequalities, we used the Aragón deprivation index as an indicator of socioeconomic status. Results: The final sample consisted of 161 335 children aged 2–14 years, 51% male and 49% female. The overall prevalence of excess weight was 31.1% (17.7% overweight and 13.3% obesity) and was significantly higher in boys. We found a high frequency of under-recording in health records (65%). There was a direct association between the deprivation index and the prevalence of obesity and overweight throughout Aragón, with a significant strong correlation in urban areas, where socioeconomic factors explained up to 66.4% of obesity and 48.9% of body weight excess. Conclusions: In Aragón, the prevalence of obesity and excess weight is high and associated with low family socioeconomic status. Resumen: Introducción: La obesidad infantil constituye un grave problema de salud global en continuo aumento en todo el mundo. Muchos estudios señalan que determinados factores socioeconómicos están relacionados con el desarrollo de obesidad. El objetivo de este estudio fue analizar la prevalencia de sobrepeso y obesidad en Aragón, calculadas según los estándares de OMS y estudiar su relación con factores socioeconómicos. Material y métodos: Se recopiló información sobre la totalidad de la población infantil de Aragón entre 2 y 14 años y cada individuo fue clasificado como normopeso, sobrepeso u obesidad según su índice de masa corporal. Se obtuvieron las prevalencias por provincias y zonas básicas de salud. Utilizamos el índice de privación de Aragón como marcador de la situación socioeconómica. Resultados: La muestra final estuvo constituida por 161.335 niños (51%) y niñas (49%) de 2 a 14 años. La prevalencia global de sobrecarga ponderal fue de 31,1% (17,7% sobrepeso y 13,3% obesidad), siendo significativamente mayor en niños. Detectamos un porcentaje elevado (65%) de infrarregistro en la historia clínica. Se encontró una relación directa entre el índice de privación y la prevalencia de obesidad y sobrecarga ponderal en todo Aragón, con una fuerte correlación significativa en zonas urbanas, en las que los factores socioeconómicos llegan a explicar hasta un 66,4% de la obesidad y un 48,9% de la sobrecarga ponderal total. Conclusiones: En Aragón, la prevalencia de obesidad y sobrecarga ponderal es elevada y está relacionada con una situación socioeconómica familiar desfavorable.

Introducción: La obesidad es un problema de salud asociado a una morbilidad variada y cada vez en edades más tempranas de la vida. El documento actual tiene como objetivo exponer resultados de un estudio acerca de los hábitos asociados a la obesidad infantil, en la medida, además, en que se evalúan las relaciones afectivas compensatorias y las actitudes generadoras de alteraciones psicológicas en la familia, en función de la presentación de elementos del programa de intervención psicológica dirigido al manejo de la obesidad en un grupo de niños obesos que constituyeron parte de la muestra. Método: La muestra estuvo constituida por 13 niños obesos y 21 familiares remitidos de la consulta de Pediatría del Centro de Investigaciones Médico-Quirúrgicas. La elaboración del programa intervención psicológica se realizó en el primer semestre de 2019 y la experiencia derivada su aplicación se extiende hasta el momento actual. Resultados: Se realiza un análisis cualitativo, en el que se exponen los resultados a partir de la observación de la tendencia de las variables en el grupo. Se aplicaron la entrevista al niño y a la familia, el análisis psicográfico y las Siete figuras de Collins. Se examinan variables psicológicas. Discusión: Se constata la influencia de las variables analizadas en la obesidad infantil, teniendo en cuenta la correspondencia con los estudios de investigadores de Cuba y el mundo, lo cual redunda en la validez y actualidad de los resultados, para la implementación del programa con sesiones dirigidas a los niños y familiares.

Antecedentes: el método de la Educación Nutricional Grupal Interactiva se emplea con adultos desde hace veinte años en la Escuela de Nutrición de la Universidad de Costa Rica. Objetivo: describir la aplicación de la Educación Nutricional Grupal Interactiva en proyectos para población infantil desarrollados por estudiantes de la Escuela de Nutrición en escuelas públicas de La Unión, Cartago. Materiales y métodos: se revisaron 12 proyectos desarrollados de agosto a noviembre del 2016 en nueve escuelas públicas urbanas (3802 preescolares y escolares matriculados), en el marco del curso NU-2030. Se estudió la prevalencia de exceso de peso y problemas alimentarios nutricionales como punto de partida. En cuanto a este método, se analizaron objetivos, número, construcción y secuencia de sesiones educativas, número de participantes, materiales y actividades, barreras y facilitadores, métodos de evaluación, metas e indicadores, seguimiento y resultados del proceso. Resultados: a pesar del corto tiempo de intervención, se observaron algunos cambios de comportamiento en niños y niñas. El uso del juego facilitó una participación activa, mientras que la adaptación de los tiempos en las sesiones y el seguimiento dado permitieron una implementación apropiada del método. Conclusión: sí es posible aplicar este método a población escolarizada; es importante trabajar en las barreras identificadas para el involucramiento de los actores del ambiente escolar.

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Background: Being overweight affects millions of infants and preschoolers in the world, affecting their quality and life expectancy. Exposure to day care centers may play an important role in preventing unhealthy weight (UW). Objective: To point out the prevalence and association of day care exposure and other factors associated with UW in infants and preschoolers. Material and methods: An analytical cross-sectional study was carried out. Infant population aged 6-47 months without comorbidities that compromised their nutritional status were included, and those with formal childcare different from the selected day care were excluded. Exposure to day care, and other factors (perinatal, physical activity, nutritional, and familiar) were evaluated. A z score > 1 SD was considered UW. Prevalence, odds ratios (OR), 95% confidence intervals (95%CI) and adjusted RM by low birth weight, initiation of complementary feeding, consumption of sugary drinks, daytime naps, maternal nutritional status, and family income quintile through logistic regression. Results: The overall prevalence of UW was 17.84% (95%CI: 14.93-21.16), 11.84 (95%CI: 8.54-16.14) for children exposed to day care, and 23.78% (95%CI: 19.21-29.02) in unexposed infant population, showing significant differences between both prevalences (p < 0.001). The adjusted OR for UW presentation was 0.39 (95% CI: 0.23-0.66). Conclusions: Exposure to IMSS day care has shown to be a possible protective environment against the development of a UW. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article presents a literature review with the purpose of analyzing the components that make up the interventions aimed at reducing childhood obesity. The methodology followed is cross-sectional descriptive observational; and the information search strategy used was the PRISMA statement. As a result, behavioral interventions and those based on cognitive behavioral therapy were found to be the most effective. The components with the highest scientific reliability are nutrition, physical activity, sedentary lifestyle, sleep and the psychological component. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In 2018, 50.9% of all Chilean children, measured by the "Nutritional Map" of the Ministry of Education, were categorized as overweight or obese, which is evidence of rising obesity rates in Latin America. Discussions on the subject revolve around the tension between agency-determining factors, such as eating and exercise habits, and structural ones, pointing to the correlations between high levels of obesity and poverty. However, there is also a territorial dimension that stands out, especially in cases with high levels of residential segregation, as is the case in many Latin American cities. Here there are potential clusters of more or less obesogenic food environments, where the socioeconomic level, the nutritional status of the sector, and the food supply of the place are correlated. In this article, the spatial dimensions of childhood obesity are mapped, arguing that the segregation of nutritional status overlaps with the nature of multidimensional inequalities in Chilean cities. The study was done by organizing and combining public databases and spatial analysis techniques to create diagnostic maps. The results show a trend towards higher obesity rates as the socioeconomic level of the neighborhood decreases, while food environments vary according to the availability of different combinations of supply (street markets, quantity and size of supermarkets, traditional channels) for each socioeconomic level, suggesting the presence of different types of food environments. The paper concludes with reflections on how the nutritional context has changed since the Covid-19 pandemic and opens a discussion on the role of urban planning in creating nutritional (in)equity conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introducción: El sobrepeso y la obesidad infantil son un importante problema de salud pública de origen multifactorial que se asocia a mayor probabilidad de muerte y discapacidad prematura en la edad adulta. Datos de la Encuesta Nacional de Salud y Nutrición (ENSANTUT) 2018 realizada en Ecuador indican que 13.6% niños/as menores de 5 años padece sobrepeso/obesidad (S/O); 60% más de lo reportado en 2012 (8.5%). Métodos: Análisis de base de datos ENSANUT 2018, se analizó la prevalencia de sobrepeso/obesidad en 11.050 niños/as menores de cinco años. Para la construcción de los modelos de regresión logística múltiple se ingresó las variables con Valor P < 0.10 en el análisis bivariado; posteriormente, las variables que mostraron asociación significativa se ingresaron en tres modelos de regresión logística: i) nivel nacional; ii) área urbana, iii) área rural. La medida de efecto utilizada fue el OR (al 90, 95 y 99%). Para probar la robustez de los modelos se utilizó la curva ROC y el Test de Hosmer Lemeshow, en la cual se prueba la Hipótesis Nula (Ho), con un valor P>00.5. Resultados: La prevalencia de sobrepeso/obesidad se incrementó en un 60% respecto a los datos levantados en 2012. El 64.37% de niños/as con sobrepeso/obesidad residen en el área urbana y el 35.63% en la rural. Los factores significativamente asociados al sobrepeso/obesidad comunes entre el nivel nacional y el área urbana son: agua apta para consumo pertenecer al primer quintil de pobreza, lactancia exclusiva durante 6 o más meses, antecedentes de sobrepeso/obesidad de la madre y peso al nacer menor de 2500 gramos; mientras que, para el nivel nacional y el área urbana, los factores significativamente asociados fueron tener una madre de etnia afroecuatoriana, y residir en la región Sierra, Costa o Amazonía. En el área rural se observaron factores no compartidos ni con el nivel nacional ni con el área urbana: pertenecer al quintil 3 de pobreza, madres con menos de 5 controles prenatales y menos de 12 años de estudio; parto después de las 42 semanas, peso al nacer entre 2500 y 4000 gramos y haber tenido entre 5 y 10 controles prenatales. Conclusiones: La prevalencia de sobrepeso/obesidad presenta un aumento importante respecto a los datos levantados en 2012, lo cual conduce a afectaciones considerables para la salud física y mental; los niños que presenta sobrepeso/obesidad tienen mayor probabilidad de padecer en el futuro, entre otras, enfermedades como síndrome metabólico, diabetes, hipertensión, enfermedades ortopédicas. Además, puede provocar problemas emocionales como baja autoestima. Sí bien existen políticas que pueden aportar en el fortalecimiento de factores protectores encontrados en el presente estudio, como lactancia materna, derecho a los controles prenatales, limitación en el uso de sucedáneos de leche materna, derecho a salud tanto del niño como de la madre; el seguimiento a su aplicación y en algunos casos, por parte de la usuaria las limitaciones para el acceso a la atención, a los servicios básicos, a la adquisición de productos saludables, no hace posible del todo la aplicación de lo establecido, de ahí, que lo que se debe considerar dentro de las políticas el cómo hacer posible su implementación conforme a los diferentes contextos en un país tan diverso como el Ecuador.

In Mexico, 1 out of 3 schoolchildren aged 5 to 11 years is overweight or obese, which represents one of the main public health concerns, due to the fact that this condition in the child population is highly associated with the development of metabolic complications in adults. To date, dietary and physical activity interventions to prevent this problem have shown modest results worldwide. Biomedical studies in Mexico have shown that the pathophysiology of childhood overweight and obesity presents different molecular patterns, inflammation and oxidative stress, possibly associated with specific variants in the genome. However, the challenge is to achieve a secure characterization of this evidence so that it can be used in intervention studies aimed to improve the ability to predict and treat childhood overweight and obesity in Mexico. The biomedical challenge is to make knowledge a prevention strategy in families, in society and in the country, in order to fight the serious problem of obesity and its consequences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introducción: la obesidad infantil es un problema de salud mundial, no resuelto, con incremento en todos los países. Para ello no existen estrategias de tratamiento estandarizadas. Objetivo: describir la relación entre la lactancia materna, la alimentación complementaria y leche de fórmula con el riesgo de obesidad infantil. Método: se realizó un estudio observacional, de corte transversal, en 126 niños comprendidos entre 6 meses a 2 años de edad, atendidos en el Hospital General Docente Ambato en el año 2019. Las variables estudiadas fueron edad, sexo, estado nutricional, el tiempo de lactancia exclusiva, el inicio de alimentación complementaria y el tiempo de consumo de la leche de fórmula. Se aplicó la estadística descriptiva y la prueba no paramétrica de U de Mann-Whitney. Resultados: predominaron en este estudio los infantes entre 6 y 12 meses de edad que representaron el 50,8 %, se destacó el sexo femenino con el 55,2 %. De los 126 niños estudiados se observó que el 62,1 % estaban dentro del perfil de obesos, el 70,6 % recibió lactancia exclusiva en los primeros 6 meses de vida, siendo 2 meses menor por los clasificados en el perfil de obesos. Igual comportamiento se observó en los que recibieron alimentación complementaria y en 2,5 meses los que consumieron leche de fórmula. Conclusiones: la mayoría de los niños en el estudio estaban clasificados como obesos. Los niños obesos tuvieron un tiempo de lactancia exclusiva más corto y consumieron alimentación suplementaria y leche de fórmula por un período de tiempo más largo que los niños con un peso normal.

En 2018, el 50,9% de todos los niños chilenos medidos por el “Mapa nutricional” elaborado por el Ministerio de Educación fueron categorizados con sobrepeso u obesidad, lo cual es evidencia de las crecientes tasas de obesidad en América Latina. Los debates sobre el tema giran en torno a la tensión entre determinantes de agencia, como los hábitos de alimentación y ejercicio, y estructurales, apuntando a las correlaciones entre altos niveles de obesidad y pobreza. Sin embargo, existe también una dimensión territorial que se destaca especialmente en los casos con altos niveles de segregación residencial, como sucede en muchas ciudades latinoamericanas. Aquí hay potenciales clústeres de ambientes alimentarios más o menos obesogénicos, en los que se correlacionan el nivel socioeconómico, el estado nutricional del sector y la oferta alimentaria del lugar. En este artículo mapeamos las dimensiones espaciales de la obesidad infantil argumentando que la segregación del estado nutricional se superpone a la naturaleza de las desigualdades multidimensionales en las ciudades chilenas. El estudio se hizo mediante la organización y combinación de bases de datos públicas y técnicas de análisis espacial para crear mapas de diagnóstico. Los resultados muestran una tendencia hacia mayores tasas de obesidad a medida que disminuye el nivel socioeconómico del barrio, mientras que los entornos alimentarios varían según la disponibilidad de diferentes combinaciones de oferta (ferias libres, cantidad y tamaño de supermercado, canal tradicional) para cada nivel socioeconómico, lo que sugiere la existencia de diferentes tipos de entornos alimentarios. El trabajo concluye con reflexiones sobre cómo ha cambiado el contexto nutricional desde la pandemia de Covid19 y abre una discusión sobre el rol en la planificación urbana en la creación de las condiciones de (in)equidad nutricional.

En crisis sanitarias como la de la COVID-19, en la que aumenta el consumo de YouTube por parte de la audiencia preescolar y empeoran sus hábitos alimenticios, resulta primordial mantener un mayor control de la publicidad que consume este público en esta red social. Este artículo tiene como propósito identificar y analizar la publicidad de marcas de alimentos ultraprocesados emitida por los populares youtubers infantiles Vlad y Niki durante el estado de alarma por la COVID-19. Se realizó un análisis de contenido de 802 marcas detectadas en 249 vídeos publicados en el canal en español desde su apertura (diciembre de 2018) hasta enero de 2021. Se encontró que durante la COVID-19 los youtubers promocionaron un mayor número de marcas de alimentos ultraprocesados sin revelar el vínculo con el anunciante en un lugar visible y comprensible, y que expresaron emociones positivas al consumirlos. Esto pone en riesgo la salud del colectivo al constatar en estudios previos que existe una relación entre este tipo de publicidad y la obesidad infantil.

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Using multimedia strategies to decrease obesity and eating disorders in prevention programs for children is a promising approach that has shown good results. The current challenge for their dissemination is implementing and evaluating these programs to ensure their validity in different countries. Recently, a group of researchers from Spain developed and evaluated an "intelligent e-therapy system" (ETIOBE). The program involves learning through a multimedia training system on nutritional habits, physical activity and lifestyles. Objective. The present study aims to validate the psycho-educational component results of the ETIOBE system in Mexican population. Method. A sample of 149 children from Mexico City participated in a quasi-experimental pretest-posttest design study. Results. The results show significant improvement in the mean scores of nutritional knowledge about foods. Discussion. The results of this study indicate effective changes in health knowledge and the promotion of healthy lifestyles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction: between 2006 and 2020, obesity in Mexico increased across all age groups and displayed a homogenizing evolutionary trend throughout, prevalence overweigth and obesity (Ow+Ob) has 38.2% in school age children. Objectives: to analyze the changes of Ow+Ob in a cohort with four years of evolution of students from Mexico elementary schools and to evaluate its association with socio-demographic factors. Methods: information comes from a nutritional surveillance system of 52,545 elementary schools, with weight and height measurements from 2,008,474 children from six to eleven years old. A follow-on panel longitudinal analysis was performed from 2015 to 2019 in a dynamic cohort with three measurements. Ow+Ob prevalences were obtained; through a logistic regression with random effects, odds ratios (OR) were calculated, adjusting by sociodemographic characteristics (p < 0.05). Results: between 2015 and 2019, positive OR were observed for Ow+Ob development in 2017-2018 (OR = 1.02) and 2018-2019 (OR = 1.06). Students from the northern and southern regions of the country showed a greater probability of suffering Ow+Ob (OR = 1.58 and 1.64) when compared with the center. Attending to community or indigenous schools was a protective factor (OR = 0.54) whereas attending to a private school increased the risk (OR = 1.75). Adjusted Ow+Ob prevalences showed an accelerated increasing trend in males through all the periods. Conclusions: in Mexico, obesity in school children is a growing problem related to sociodemographic factors, therefore, urgent actions are needed for its restraining. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Objectives: to analyze the changes of Ow+Ob in a cohort with four years of evolution of students from Mexico elementary schools and to evaluate its association with socio-demographic factors. Methods: information comes from a nutritional surveillance system of 52,545 elementary schools, with weight and height measurements from 2,008,474 children from six to eleven years old. A follow-on panel longitudinal analysis was performed from 2015 to 2019 in a dynamic cohort with three measurements. Ow+Ob prevalences were obtained; through a logistic regression with random effects, odds ratios (OR) were calculated, adjusting by sociodemographic characteristics (p < 0.05). Results: between 2015 and 2019, positive OR were observed for Ow+Ob development in 2017-2018 (OR = 1.02) and 2018-2019 (OR = 1.06). Students from the northern and southern regions of the country showed a greater probability of suffering Ow+Ob (OR = 1.58 and 1.64) when compared with the center. Attending to community or indigenous schools was a protective factor (OR = 0.54) whereas attending to a private school increased the risk (OR = 1.75). Adjusted Ow+Ob prevalences showed an accelerated increasing trend in males through all the periods. Conclusions: in Mexico, obesity in school children is a growing problem related to sociodemographic factors, therefore, urgent actions are needed for its restraining. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction: Understanding the underlying factors that influence the approach to overweight and obesity in children is basic to best support families searching a solution to this important public health problem. Objective: To assess attitudes and feelings of paediatric staff in addressing overweight and childhood obesity to parents, exploring perceived barriers and facilitators, for an effective care. Participants and method: Qualitative study by means of individual semi-structured questionnaires of paediatric staff (paediatricians and paediatrician nurses; n = 57; 68% female) of primary health care centres and hospitals in Mallorca. Thematic analysis was done. Results: Three themes emerged from the data: “Parents’ attitude in childhood obesity” (sub-themes “The conscience of parents”, “The parents ask for help”), “Paediatric staff and childhood obesity” (sub-themes “Approaching to the problem: The interview with parents”, “Looking together for the solution”), and “System barriers” (sub-themes “Improving teamwork and health policy”, “Family participation in addressing childhood obesity”). Conclusions: Paediatric staffs know how to treat childhood obesity, but demand training on motivation. Effectivity on therapy of childhood obesity will be obtained after parents/carers recognize the problem and establish a trustful relationship with paediatric staff. The health system is still a barrier to the activity of paediatric personnel. Resumen: Introducción: Comprender los factores que influyen en el tratamiento del sobrepeso y la obesidad infantil es crucial para ofrecer el mejor apoyo a las familias y solucionar este grave problema de salud pública. Objetivo: Describir las actitudes y sentimientos del personal de pediatría al tratar con los padres el sobrepeso y la obesidad de sus hijos, explorando los facilitadores y las barreras percibidas, a fin de realizar una atención efectiva. Sujetos y método: Estudio cualitativo por cuestionarios individuales semiestructurados de personal pediátrico (pediatras y enfermeras pediatras; n = 57; 68% mujeres) de centros de atención primaria y hospitales de la isla de Mallorca, sobre las que se aplicó un análisis temático. Resultados: Se identificaron 3 temas: “La actitud de los padres en la obesidad infantil” (subtemas “La conciencia de los padres”, “Los padres piden ayuda”), “El personal pediátrico y la obesidad infantil” (subtemas “Aproximación al problema: La entrevista con los padres”, “Buscando juntos la solución”) y “Barreras del Sistema” (subtemas “Mejorar el trabajo en equipo y la política de salud”, “Participación familiar al abordar y estudiar la obesidad infantile”). Conclusiones: El personal pediátrico sabe tratar la obesidad infantil, pero demanda entrenamiento en motivación. La terapia de la obesidad infantil será efectiva cuando los padres/cuidadores reconocen el problema y establecen confianza con los equipos pediátricos. El sistema de salud aún es una barrera a la actividad del personal pediátrico.

Introduction: Sleep apnoea-hypopnoea syndrome (SAHS) and childhood obesity are two high prevalence conditions that represent a public health challenge. Objective: To analyse the association between both and comparing child groups that had or did not have both conditions. Patients and methods: A prospective study in children (3–14 years), referred to the “Multidisciplinary Sleep Unit” due to suspected SAHS, between 1 November 2015 and 1 August 2017. The following parameters were evaluated: anthropometry, symptoms, blood pressure, ear, nose, and throat examination, polysomnography (nocturnal PSG) and laboratory tests. Results: A total of 67 children were evaluated (64% non-obese (NOb) and 36% obese (Ob). It was observed that the Ob were older (P