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Definition of Obesity, Epidemiology and Clinical Evaluation

Obezitenin Tanımı, Epidemiyolojisi ve Klinik Değerlendirmesi

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The increased prevalence of obesity is considered as a major health problem all over the world.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Obesity is excessive fat accumulation in the body.
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Key Findings & Data:For men with average body weight , body fat is 15-20% and in women it is between 2 5 -3 0%.
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Conclusion & Impact:The increased prevalence of obesity is considered as a major health problem all over the world.
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Abstract

Obesity is excessive fat accumulation in the body. For men with average body weight , body fat is 15-20% and in women it is between 2 5 -3 0%. Because it is not easy to determine the body fat percentage, obesity is defined as overweight rather than excessive f at . Wo rld Heal th Organ isat ion (WHO) makes overweight and obesity definitions based on body mass index (BMI = Weight [kg] / Height [m2]). The increased prevalence of obesity is considered as a major health problem all over the world.

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Obezit e, vücut ta aşırı yağ birikimidir. Ortalama vücut ağırlığına sahip erkeklerde vücut yağı %15-20, kadınlarda ise %25-30 arasındadır. Vüc ut y a ğ yüzdesini belirlemek kolay olmadığı için obezite, aşırı yağdan daha çok aşırı kilo olarak t anımlanmaktadır. Dünya Sağlık Örgüt ü (DSÖ), fazla kiloluluk ve obezit e t anımını beden kitle indeksine (BKİ = Ağırlık [kg] / Boy [m2]) dayanarak yapmaktadır. Artan obezite prevalansı t üm dün y a da büy ük bir sağlık problemidir

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DÖNDER, E., ÖNALAN, E. (2018). Definition of Obesity, Epidemiology and Clinical Evaluation. Fırat Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 0, 1–4. https://ajindex.com/articles/164911

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