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There is an inverse relationship between [[body mass index]] (BMI) and concentrations of adiponectin in both humans and animals. Howev

...of ghrelin are lower in obese people and are negatively correlated with [[body mass index]].

...uration is associated with reduced leptin, elevated ghrelin, and increased body mass index. '''PLoS Medicine, 1(3):e62.''' (“''…Participants underwent nocturnal

...uterine contractility or due to obstructed labour in relation to maternal body mass index ''Eur J Obs Gynaecol Reprod Biol'' 145:163-6 PMID 19525054</ref>.

...on, particularly of any cardiovascular, respiratory, and renal compromise, body mass index, chest x ray, and APACHE II score" <ref name="pmid15831893">{{cite journal

Age, body mass index, male sex, and snoring are the best predictors of sleep apnea.<ref name="pm ...etmode=ref&cmd=prlinks&id=18477888 }} </ref> or 12 if combined with the [[body mass index|BMI]].<ref name="pmid9178919">{{cite journal| author=Pouliot Z, Peters M, N

...most common measures the relationship between weight and height by the [[body mass index]] (BMI). A BMI of 30 or more puts you in the category of ''obese''. This m ...name="pmid18505949">{{cite journal |author=Ogden CL ''et al.'' |title=High body mass index for age among US children and adolescents, 2003-2006 |journal=JAMA |volume=

The strongest predictors of poor functional outcome are age, body mass index, anxiety and pain severity.<ref>Elaine Thomas et al., “Predicting the cou * body mass index </=30 kg/m(2)

...) multiplied by itself (meters squared, m²) &mdash; the so-call body mass index, or BMI, (kg/m²) = weight in kilograms ÷ height in meters<sup>2 ...heart study and twin studies observed higher estimates of heritability for body mass index (40–80 percent), and they also reported a heritability of 70–80 percent

...ar lipids (IMCL) are more closely associated to insulin resistance than to body mass index, waist-to-hip ratio, or total body fat. High free fatty acid and VLDL level

** BMI ([[Body Mass Index]]) >30kg/m² and/or waist:hip ratio >0.9 in men, >0.85 in women

...iciate more strongly with the metabolic risk factors than does an elevated body mass index (BMI), a qualified index of body fatness. Therefore, NHLBI recommends the s

[[User:Anthony Argyriou|The other Anthony]] started [[Body mass index]] as a stub before midnight local time, but it was wednesday somewhere. He

...betes]], alcohol abuse, and elevated [[cholesterol]], blood pressure and [[body mass index]]. The mechanism by which RA causes this increased risk remains unknown; th

* [[body mass index]] <18.5 (2 points)

...le]] based on age, gender, [[family medical history]], [[hypertension]], [[body mass index]], and physical activity predicted diabetes with accuracy of:<ref name="pmi ...085"/>|| 522 patients<br/>&bull;&nbsp;40 to 65 years old<br/>&bull;&nbsp;[[Body mass index|BMI]] at least 25<br/>&bull;&nbsp;[[Impaired glucose tolerance]]|| Lifestyl

Obesity ([[Body mass index|BMI]] >30) 1<br/> * [[body mass index]] > or = 30 kg/m(2)

! Race !! [[Body mass index|BMI]]||Age<br/>(mean)