Obesity and HIV: a compounding problem

Overweight and Obesity the Major Problem of Present and Future

There are many evidences confirming that a_ BMI more than 25 will significantly increase the risk of cardiovascular problems and related diseases. BMI more than 30 will dramatically raise mortality rate. An increase in BMI will lead to an increase of mean blood pressure and blood cholestrol, and a decrease in HDL levels. In men with morbid obesity the risk of hypertemion and/or elevated cholest...

Obesity: A Growing Multifaceted Problem.

One major problem of obesity is its common association with arterial hypertension, dyslipidemia, insulin resistance and diabetes in the metabolic syndrome context3,4. The adipose tissue plays a relevant role in the secretion of inflammatory and humoral mediators, which can favor the increase in blood pressure and insulin resistance5. This area has witnessed several advances, mainly related to e...

Obesity as a Global Problem

Obesity and prostate cancer: a growing problem.

Obesity is an epidemic in American society with approximately one in three adults in the United States being considered obese (1). This compares to ‘‘only’’ one in six adults being considered obese 20 years ago (Fig. 1; ref. 1). The exact reasons for this dramatic increase in obesity prevalence in the last 20 years likely include alterations in diet and amount of physical activity. Obesity is a...

Compounding and construction morphology

schema. That is, both the instantiation relation and the part of-relation are based on paradigmatic relationships between words in the lexicon. The morphological structure assigned to the word sneeuwwit is a projection of such paradigmatic relationships on the syntagmatic axis of word structure. One advantage of this approach to word formation is that generalizations about subpatterns can be ex...