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Volume 15 - October 2012

Poster Abstracts

68 – EMPOWER – empowering parents to prevent obesity at weaning – exploratory research

69 – Crossing borders for obesity prevention: the EPODE approach

70 – Building the food pyramid since early infancy

71 – In form: a project to fight adiposity in children and adolescents

72 – e-Health tools to promote healthy eating habits

73 – Promotion of healthy lifestyles to prevent obesity in children and adolescents in Tuscany

74 – PERISCOPE Project: how to translate healthy lifestyle in funny and enjoyable ones to preschool children and their families

75 – Associations between stress and obesity in primary-school children

76 – Preschoolers’ neophobia and pickiness in association with parental characteristics

77 – Differences of energy, macronutrient (carbohydrate, protein and fat) and micronutrient (vitamin B12, calcium and zinc) intake among stress postgraduate students of public health sciences

78 – Validation of the Russian version of Parental Feeding Style Questionnaire and its applicability

79 – The challenges and findings in measuring the behavioural determinants of obesity in children in Europe

80 – Body dissatisfaction in Portuguese adolescents: gender and obesity prevalence

81 – Does body image self-perception matches reality in elementary-school children?

82 – Are elementary school-aged children satisfied with their body image?

83 – Cognitive functioning of children with newly diagnosed diabetes 1 type, preliminary report

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Summary of the working groups and suggestions for future research

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Volume 15 - October 2012

Poster Abstracts

Brief Report

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