Evaluation of body measurement methods for children living with obesity
肥胖儿童体型测量方法评价
基本信息
- 批准号:MR/X03349X/1
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- 金额:$ 198.04万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Fellowship
- 财政年份:2024
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2024 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Childhood obesity is a worldwide epidemic. This is of concern as childhood obesity is associated with an increased risk of premature death and disability in adulthood, due to higher rates of noncommunicable diseases at a younger age. It is recognised that whilst the causes of childhood obesity are multifaceted, accurate measurement is essential. As direct measurement of adipose tissue (body fat) and health is resource intensive; we rely on measurement of external body size to infer obesity, through an understanding of the association between external body size and adipose tissue, and between adipose tissue and health. Body Mass Index (BMI) is the most prolific measure of external body size used to estimate adipose tissue to infer obesity. Although manually acquirable, simple to calculate and accompanied by standardised risk thresholds, BMI is fundamentally flawed: unable to accurately estimate and detect change in adipose tissue and infer health, particularly for children and some ethnicities (namely Asian and Black ethnic groups). Furthermore, as a measure created from multiple highly related measures, it is impossible to untangle the causal roles of each component measure, leading to incorrect interpretations. Complete revolutionary reform is needed, focusing on the causal relationship between adiposity and health, and ability and suitability of direct measured external body size measures, of lengths, breadths, girths, volumes and areas, to predict adiposity to infer health in children, across body sizes, ages, genders, social backgrounds and ethnicities. I am a Sports Engineer specialising in the body measurement of elite athletes, exploring the impact and value of direct external body size measures to performance and training. Using this expertise, I will undertake disruptive interdisciplinary research, translating my expertise from elite sport to childhood obesity, aiming to revolutionise and reform external body size measures and methods for children living with obesity. To achieve this, I will: 1. Identify the most accurate external body size measures to assess factors (adiposity and health) causally associated with obesity in children.2: Identify the most suitable external body size measures and body measurement methods for children.3. Create Child Anthrobank, the world first data repository dedicated to child body measurement 4. Develop myself as an independent global leader in child body measurement.In doing so, the fellowship will: 1. IMPROVE CHILD BODY MEASUREMENT METHODS, through identification of the most accurate and suitable external body size measures to assess factors (adiposity and health) causally associated with obesity in children. In doing so we will be able to measure childhood obesity and child health more accurately, thereby ensuring accurate: diagnosis and monitoring, to underpin treatment for individuals, and interpretation of the epidemiology of conditions, to underpin the planning of appropriate services. Fundamentally aiming to reduce child obesity rates and improve child health and wellbeing in the UK and globally.2. SUPPORT BUSINESS AND MANUFACTURING through establishing Child Anthrobank we will be providing access to up-to-date representative child body measurement data and methods, that will facilitate and minimise the barriers for research, design and innovation of theories, standards, guidelines, methods, services and products on/for children across disciplines and applications. In doing so, underpin and accelerate improvements in child health and wellbeing that impacts society and the economy, in the UK and globally.3. CONDUCT AND FACILITATE WORLD-LEADING RESEARCH within and beyond this fellowship through the creation of a global leader in the field and data repository. Thus, this fellowship will benefit the public, health care practitioners, researchers, businesses, and policy makers - meaningfully impacting society and the economy, in the UK and globally.
儿童肥胖是一种世界范围的流行病。这是令人担忧的,因为儿童肥胖与成年期过早死亡和残疾的风险增加有关,因为年轻时非传染性疾病的发病率较高。人们认识到,虽然儿童肥胖的原因是多方面的,但准确的测量至关重要。由于直接测量脂肪组织(身体脂肪)和健康状况是资源密集型的;通过了解外部身体尺寸与脂肪组织之间以及脂肪组织与健康之间的关联,我们依靠外部身体尺寸的测量来推断肥胖。身体质量指数 (BMI) 是最常用的外部身体尺寸测量方法,用于估计脂肪组织以推断肥胖。尽管BMI可手动获取、计算简单且具有标准化风险阈值,但它存在根本缺陷:无法准确估计和检测脂肪组织的变化并推断健康状况,特别是对于儿童和某些种族(即亚洲和黑人族群)。此外,作为由多个高度相关的度量创建的度量,不可能理清每个组成度量的因果作用,从而导致错误的解释。需要进行彻底的革命性改革,重点关注肥胖与健康之间的因果关系,以及直接测量外部身体尺寸(长度、宽度、周长、体积和面积)的能力和适用性,以预测肥胖,从而推断儿童全身的健康状况身材、年龄、性别、社会背景和种族。我是一名运动工程师,专门从事精英运动员的身体测量,探索直接外部身体尺寸测量对表现和训练的影响和价值。利用这些专业知识,我将进行颠覆性的跨学科研究,将我的专业知识从精英运动转化为儿童肥胖,旨在彻底改变和改革肥胖儿童的外部身体尺寸测量和方法。为了实现这一目标,我将: 1. 确定最准确的外部身体尺寸测量,以评估与儿童肥胖相关的因素(肥胖和健康)。2: 确定最适合儿童的外部身体尺寸测量和身体测量方法。3 。创建 Child Anthrobank,世界上第一个致力于儿童身体测量的数据存储库 4. 将自己发展为儿童身体测量领域的独立全球领导者。在此过程中,该奖学金将: 1. 通过识别最准确的儿童身体测量方法,改进儿童身体测量方法以及适当的外部身体尺寸测量,以评估与儿童肥胖相关的因素(肥胖和健康)。通过这样做,我们将能够更准确地衡量儿童肥胖和儿童健康,从而确保准确:诊断和监测,以支持个人治疗,以及对病情流行病学的解释,以支持适当服务的规划。从根本上旨在降低英国和全球儿童肥胖率并改善儿童健康和福祉。2。通过建立儿童人类银行来支持商业和制造业,我们将提供最新的代表性儿童身体测量数据和方法,这将促进和尽量减少理论、标准、指南、方法、服务的研究、设计和创新的障碍以及跨学科和应用的儿童产品。在此过程中,巩固并加速改善影响英国和全球社会和经济的儿童健康和福祉。3。通过创建该领域和数据存储库的全球领导者,在该奖学金内外开展并促进世界领先的研究。因此,该奖学金将使公众、医疗保健从业者、研究人员、企业和政策制定者受益,从而对英国和全球的社会和经济产生有意义的影响。
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Alice Bullas其他文献
Comparative Analysis of Anthropometric Methods: Past, Present, and Future
人体测量方法的比较分析:过去、现在和未来
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10.15221/20.28 - 发表时间:
2020-11-17 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:0
- 作者:
A. Ballester;Warren Wright;Jorge Valero;Alice Bullas;Tim Devlin;Emma Scott;Carol McDonald - 通讯作者:
Carol McDonald
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