Relationship between Body Weight and Somatological Factors by Sex and Age
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Relationship between Body Weight and Somatological Factors by Sex Age : Yoshiharu FUKUDA, et al. Department of Public Health, Kumamoto University Medical School-To determine the relationship between relative body weight and the somatological factors of blood pressure, serum lipid, liver function and blood sugar by sexage groups, and to evaluate the effectiveness of BMI as a screening index for abnormality in blood tests, we studied cross-sectional health examination data drawn from a population consisting of 6, 989 officials aged 18-65 years in municipalities in Kumamoto prefecture, Japan. Results showed the association between body mass index (BMI) and somatological factors is very strong in young adult males, but weak in middle-aged males. Furthermore, the receiver operating caracteristtic curve analysis showed that BMI is valid in screening for blood test abnormalities in young adult males. From these results, BMI was found to be a comprehensive parameter of health status and an sfficient screeing index for blood tests in young adult males. The intervention in obesity appears to be a most advisable goal in primary prevention in young adult males.
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FUTATSUKA MAKOTO
Department of Public Health, Kumamoto University School of Medicine
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Fukuda Yoshiharu
Department Of Epidemiology National Institute Of Public Health
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Fukuda Y
Kumamoto Univ. School Of Medicine Kumamoto Jpn
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Futatsuka Makoto
Department Of Public Health Graduate School Of Medical Sciences Kumamoto University
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Futatsuka Makoto
Department Of Public Health Kumamoto University Medical School
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Fukuda Yoshiharu
Department Of Community Health And Medicine Yamaguchi University School Of Medicine
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