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• • ·Contents

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• • ·Obesity, cardiometabolic risk and psychosocial correlates in an Aboriginal population

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    Alex Brown

    
• • ·Environments and pathways linking environmental factors to cardiometabolic diseases in Aboriginal populations

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    Mark Daniel

    
• • ·Fatty liver and its relationship to cardiovascular disease

    Page :2

    George J. Storr

    
• • ·Effects of obesity in males

    Page :2-3

    Gary A. Wittert

    
• • ·Effects of obesity on female fertility

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    Rebecca L. Robker

    
• • ·Mechanisms of lipid-induced insulin resistance

    Page :3

    Clinton Bruce

    
• • ·Metabolic consequences of over-nutrition and weight gain in humans

    Page :4

    Leonie K. Heilbronn, P. Meikle, L.V. Campbell, D. Samocha-Bonet

    
• • ·Prevention of adverse outcomes and weight regain after bariatric surgery

    Page :4

    Wendy A. Brown

    
• • ·The Melbourne InFANT Program positively impacts very young children’s lifestyle patterns

    Page :4-5

    Karen Campbell, S. McNaughton, S. Lioret, D. Crawford, J. Salmon, K. Ball, Z. McCallum, K. Hesketh

    
• • ·The NOURISH early feeding trial: An innovative approach to child obesity prevention

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    Lynne A. Daniels, A.M. Magarey, J.M. Nicholson

    
• • ·Child obesity prevention: Interventions engaging mums and dads

    Page :5

    Phillip J. Morgan

    
• • ·Psychosocial comorbidities of childhood obesity

    Page :6

    Emily Incledon

    
• • ·Psychosocial comorbidities of adolescent obesity

    Page :6

    Leah Brennan

    
• • ·Psychosocial co morbidities of adult obesity

    Page :7

    Melissa J. Hayden

    
• • ·The role of medications in treatment of obesity in childhood and adolescence

    Page :7

    Louise A. Baur

    
• • ·Cures from the internet-myth, mythology and pure fraud

    Page :8

    Lesley V. Campbell

    
• • ·Microcirculation and obesity

    Page :8

    Michelle Keske, K.A. Sjøberg, B. Kiens, E.A. Richter, S.M. Richards, S. Rattigan

    
• • ·Adipose tissue lipolysis: New players challenge an old paradigm

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    Matthew J. Watt

    
• • ·Do more fat cells make for better outcomes?

    Page :9

    Jon Whitehead

    
• • ·Neuroendocrine regulation of energy balance during pregnancy and its implications in obesity

    Page :9

    Dave Grattan

    
• • ·Promoting physical activity to children: Modeling ripple effects in time use

    Page :9-10

    Tim S. Olds, K. Ferrar, S. Gomersall, J. Walters, C. Maher

    
• • ·Successful weight loss for adolescents: What can diet offer?

    Page :10

    Helen Truby, K. Baxter, R. Ware, J. Batch

    
• • ·Role of schools in prevention of obesity and eating disorders

    Page :10

    Simon Wilksch

    
• • ·The role of economics in advancing the obesity policy agenda

    Page :10-11

    Marj Moodie, R. Carter, B. Swinburn

    
• • ·Fiscal approaches to obesity prevention

    Page :11

    Lisa Gold, G. Sacks, C. Burns

    
• • ·The cost-effectiveness of obesity prevention: Results from the ACE prevention study

    Page :11-12

    Lennert Veerman, G. Sacks, Y.Y. Lee, L.J. Cobiac, J.J. Barendregt, T. Vos, R. Carter, for the ACE Prevention team

    
• • ·Gastrointestinal factors involved in appetite regulation

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    Tanya J. Little

    
• • ·Obese, yet insulin sensitive humans

    Page :13

    K.T. Tonks, Y. Ng, S. Miller, A.C.F. Coster, D. Samocha-Bonet, T.J. Iseli, A. Xu, J. Stöckli, D.J. Chisholm, D.E. James, J.R. Greenfield

    
• • ·Role of meal replacements for weight loss in type 2 diabetes

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    P.M. Clifton, J.B. Keogh

    
• • ·GIRTH (get involved, reach top health): A community-based, peer-lead, healthy lifestyle program for men

    Page :14

    V. Glennon, M. Noakes, G. Brinkworth, J. Lynch, D. Salon, G. Wittert

    
• • ·Long-term persistence of hormonal adaptations to weight loss

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    P. Sumithran, L.A. Prendergast, E. Delbridge, K. Purcell, A. Shulkes, J. Proietto

    
• • ·The effect of diet and exercise on vascular function in overweight and obese women with polycystic ovary syndrome

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    R.L. Thomson, G.D. Brinkworth, M. Noakes, P.M. Clifton, R.J. Norman, J.D. Buckley

    
• • ·The effect of weight loss on novel cardiovascular risk factors in overweight women with and without polycystic ovary syndrome

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    L.J. Moran, M. Noakes, G. Wittert, P.M. Clifton, R.J. Norman

    
• • ·Effects of weight loss on long standing type 2 diabetes (T2DM) following placement of an adjustable gastric band (AGB): A retrospective study

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    J.B. Keogh, P.M. Clifton, F. McDonald, L. Kow, J. Toouli

    
• • ·Iron status of overweight and obese young women presenting for weight management

    Page :17

    H.L. Cheng, C.E. Bryant, H.T. O’Connor, K.B. Rooney, K.S. Steinbeck

    
• • ·Mapping the program logic for the South Australia Obesity Prevention and Lifestyle (OPAL) initiative

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    M. Jones, M. Cargo, L. Cobiac, M. Daniel

    
• • ·Project ENERGIZE: Moved in the right direction

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    E. Rush, D. Graham, S. McLennan, K. Latimer, V. Obolonkin

    
• • ·Child obesity prevention in primary care: The Healthy 4 Life pilot study

    Page :18

    E. Denney-Wilson, A. Robinson, R. Laws, M.F. Harris

    
• • ·Patient characteristics and outcomes of weight management advice in primary care

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    E. Denney-Wilson, S. Vagholkar, Q. Wan, S. McKenzie, M.F. Harris

    
• • ·Long-term improvement in risk factors for cardiovascular disease and diabetes amongst participants in a four month, pedometer-based, physical activity, workplace health program

    Page :19-20

    R. Freak-Poli, R. Wolfe, K. Backholer, M. de Courten, A. Peeters

    
• • ·Socio-economic and psychosocial differences of participants in the Sydney Diabetes Prevention Program and predictors of weight loss

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    P. Vita, S. Colagiuri, D. Davies, S. Lin, M. Williams, M. Fiatarone Singh, A. Bauman, Liz King

    
• • ·Opt-out consent for an Australian childhood obesity monitoring program

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    K.E. Lacy, P.J. Kremer, A.M. de Silva-Sanigorski, S.E. Allender, E.R. Leslie, L.V. Jones, B.A. Swinburn

    
• • ·Serum androgens levels do not relate to vascular function in obese and non obese girls

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    J. Anderson, A. Peña, R. Gent, L. Piotto, C. Hirte, J. Couper

    
• • ·Reduced arterial elasticity in adolescents with insulin resistance

    Page :21-22

    M. Ho, P.Z. Benitez-Aguirre, S. De, K.C. Donaghue, P. Mitchell, L.A. Baur, A.J. Jenkins, C.T. Cowell, S.P. Garnett

    
• • ·Successful treatment of childhood overweight and obesity in primary health care and appropriate outcome measures: Development of a logic model

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    G.M. Sargent

    
• • ·Multidisciplinary obesity clinic for children—Short and long term improvements in BMI z scores

    Page :22-23

    L. Russell, R.C. Huang, J. Curran, L. Bell, L. Price, E.A. Davis

    
• • ·The beginnings of CAFAP—A family centred, multi-disciplinary program for overweight and obese adolescents, and their families

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    K. Smith, L. Straker, D. Kerr, M. Davis, A. Fielding, E. Ward, A. McManus

    
• • ·Influence of school holidays on weight of children participating in a tertiary hospital weight management programme

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    S.J.V. Rao, S.A. Alexander

    
• • ·Tertiary level management of overweight and obese children and adolescents—Does intensive dietetic intervention using a moderate protein intake have a positive impact on weight control in children?

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    K.W. Chisholm, S. Alexander

    
• • ·RCT of intragastric balloons in adolescents: Preliminary data

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    J.A. Curran, R.J. Kalic, C.S. Sherrington, M. Ravikumara, D. Messina, J. Doust, C.F. Mews, A. Tremayne, D.A. Forbes, E.A. Davis

    
• • ·Is active after school program participation associated with physical activity outcomes?

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    L.L. Hardy, L. King, T. Reinten-Reynolds, A. Bauman

    
• • ·Exercise leader led healthy lifestyle intervention for overweight and obese adolescents: 12-Month evaluation of a cognitive behaviour therapy based program

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    R.J. Mallows, J. Walkley, L.S. Taylor, K.A. Grigg, K. Greenway, K. Greenwood

    
• • ·Type 2 diabetes and obesity: How effective is a lifestyle intervention at promoting physical activity and nutrition

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    M. Williams, E. Rush, D. Simmons, S. Clark, N. Crook, S. McLennan, Z. Blair, A. McGarvey, N. Haereroa

    
• • ·Effect of meal frequency on weight loss: A systematic review

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    K. Egberts, Q. Kymmell, W.A. Brown, L. Brennan, P.E. O’Brien

    
• • ·Understanding early pregnancy health behaviours among overweight and obese women at risk of gestational diabetes mellitus

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    C.L. Harrison, C.B. Lombard, H.J. Teede

    
• • ·Perceptions, similarities and differences between parents of pre-school aged children with ‘healthy’ verses ‘unhealthy’ diets

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    J. Peters, N. Sinn, K. Campbell, J. Lynch

    
• • ·Sugar-sweetened beverage consumption and risk of obesity in Australian children: Could dietary salt be contributing to sugar-sweetened beverage consumption?

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    C.A. Grimes, L.J. Riddell, K.J. Campbell, C.A. Nowson

    
• • ·A parent led intervention targeting purchase of low fat dairy foods reduces saturated fat intake without a change in energy, BMI or negative food consequences

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    G.A. Hendrie, R.K. Golley

    
• • ·Dietary intakes, food-related cognitions and familial correlates of overweight among urban Asian Indian children and mothers: A four cities study in India

    Page :29

    S. Colles, S. Gulati, A. Misra

    
• • ·Acceptability of structured meal plan in adolescents with insulin resistance: RESIST study

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    M. Ho, M.L. Dunkley, S.P. Garnett, L.A. Baur, M. Noakes, S. Burrell, K. Chisholm, M. Kohn, C.T. Cowell, for the RESIST study team

    
• • ·Comparisons of barriers and enablers of leisure-time physical activity between farm and town residents in a rural Australian region

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    S. Carroll, G. Van Kessel, R. Gill, S. Seekamp, J. Dollman

    
• • ·Trust in the Australian food supply: Towards understanding the new food environment for African migrants in Australia

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    A. Wilson, A. Renzaho, A. Swinburn, M. McCabe

    
• • ·Socio-economic variation in obesity-related behaviours throughout childhood

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    A.J. Cameron, K. Ball, N. Pearson, D.A. Crawford, K. Campbell, K. Hesketh, S.A. McNaughton

    
• • ·Psychosocial stress predicts incident obesity over 5 years: Evidence from the longitudinal AusDiab study

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    J.L. Harding, E.D. Williams, A. Peeters, K.I. Backholer, M.J.L. Hare, J. Shaw, D.J. Magliano

    
• • ·Projected socioeconomic disparities in the prevalence of obesity amongst Australian adults

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    K. Backholer, H.R. Mannan, D.J. Magliano, H.L. Walls, C. Stevenson, A. Beauchamp, J.E. Shaw, A. Peeters

    
• • ·N-3 PUFA enrichment of a high saturated fat diet enhances muscle oxidative capacity without affecting muscle fibre type

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    L.K. Philp, A. Janovska, L. Heilbronn, G. Mayrhofer, G.A. Wittert

    
• • ·The effect of GPR119 activation on genetic regulators of fatty acid metabolism in skeletal muscle myotubes

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    L.M. Cornall, M.L. Mathai, N. Capitanio, A.C. Roy, P.E. O’Brien, J.M. Wentworth, A.J. McAinch

    
• • ·Exposure to a high fat diet results in histological and molecular changes in the rat prostate

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    T. Bianco-Miotto, K. Chiam, S. Jindal, N.K. Ryan, S. Zulkifli, S. Moretta, M.J. De Blasio, K.L. Kind, W.D. Tilley, J.A. Owens

    
• • ·Early exercise intervention ameliorates the detrimental impact of maternal obesity

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    V. Caruso, H. Bahari, M.J. Morris

    
• • ·The effect of an Australian-type diet on cognitive decline and weight gain in a mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease

    Page :34

    S. Brooker, G. Patten, C. McIver, M. Fenech

    
• • ·Mood and behaviour outcomes of BMI change in overweight children: Longitudinal community study

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    E. Incledon, M. Wake, L. Brennan

    
• • ·Mental health impairment in children who develop overweight

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    S. Petersen, B. Hägglöf, E. Bergström

    
• • ·Feet and anthropometry in Australian school children

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    A.M. Evans

    
• • ·Foot structure in obese children: Implications for footwear design

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    D.L. Riddiford-Harland, J.R. Steele, L.A. Baur

    
• • ·Obesity the new disability? Investigating the impact of fatness on day-to-day physical functioning in 10–13 year olds

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    M.D. Tsiros, J.D. Buckley, P.R.C. Howe, T. Olds, J. Walkley, L. Taylor, R. Mallows, A.P. Hills, M. Kagawa, A.M. Coates

    
• • ·Conceptualising a socio-ecological understanding of paediatric overweight and obesity

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    J. Lee, N. Haynes, N. Harris

    
• • ·“We’re all so busy and need energy”—Do shoppers understand the term ‘energy’?

    Page :38

    W.L. Watson, K. Chapman, B. Kelly, L. King, C. Hughes, L.G. Wellard, J. Louie, T. Gill

    
• • ·Advertising literacy, peer–child communication, popular foods and children’s food related behaviour: Mediating or non-existent effects?

    Page :38

    L. Tarabashkina, P. Quester, C. Habell

    
• • ·A model for discriminating between carbohydrate-rich foods

    Page :39

    B. Shrapnel, M. Noakes

    
• • ·High levels of sweet drink consumption in an Australian population of children and adolescents; however some evidence of small decreases over time

    Page :39-40

    B. Wang Jensen, M. Nichols, S. Allender, A. de Silva-Sanigorski, L. Millar, P. Kremer, K. Lacy, B. Swinburn

    
• • ·Apelin-13 effects on peripheral vagal afferent mechanosensitivity with feeding and fasting

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    A.J. Page, T.A. O’Donnell, S. Kentish, K.E. Healey, K.J. Ratcliff, G. Wittert

    
• • ·Nutrient sensing receptors and fat transporter expression in the gastrointestinal tract are modulated by a high fat diet in mice

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    E.L. Symonds, R.L. Young, A.J. Page, H. Li, L.A. Blackshaw

    
• • ·Hypothalamus-specific deletion of Y1 and Y5 receptors EXACERBATES high fat diet-induced obesity

    Page :41

    A.D. Nguyen, S. Lin, H. Herzog, A. Sainsbury

    
• • ·Mechanisms underlying the effectiveness of adjustable gastric banding

    Page :41

    A. Stefanidis, J. Kampe, W.A. Brown, J.B. Dixon, B.J. Oldfield

    
• • ·CNS opioid signaling separates CB1 mediated effects on body weight and mood-related behaviour in mice

    Page :42

    S.H. Lockie, T.A. Czyzyk, N. Chaudhary, D. Perez-Tilve, S.C. Woods, B.J. Oldfield, M.A. Statnick, M.H. Tschöp

    
• • ·High fat diet feeding switches the second messenger system activated by leptin on vagal afferents

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    S.J. Kentish, T.A. O’Donnell, G. Wittert, L.A. Blackshaw, A.J. Page

    
• • ·Does an early childhood obesity intervention impact on mothers’ dietary patterns, physical activity and sedentary behaviour? Results of The Melbourne InFANT (infant feeding activity and nutrition trial) program

    Page :43

    S. Lioret, K.J. Campbell, D. Crawford, A.C. Spence, K. Hesketh, S.A. McNaughton

    
• • ·Strategies for best practice in community-based obesity prevention in aboriginal communities

    Page :43

    A. Wilson, A. Magarey, M. Jones, J. Kelly

    
• • ·Combined home and school obesity prevention interventions for children: What behaviour change strategies and intervention characteristics are associated with effectiveness?

    Page :44

    C.G. Gardner, G.A. Hendrie, E. Brindal, N. Corsini, D. Klose, R.K. Golley

    
• • ·Impact of a population health physical activity practice change intervention in childcare services

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    M. Finch, L. Wolfenden, D. Edenden, M. Falkiner, N. Pond, L. Hardy, Andrew Milat, John Wiggers

    
• • ·Parental feeding practices, health beliefs, and intergenerational acculturation gap among African migrants

    Page :45

    Andre Renzaho, Alyce Wilson, Boyd Swinburn, Marita McCabe

    
• • ·Trends in thinness and obesity among Australian Youth, 1985–2010

    Page :45

    L.L. Hardy, T. Gill, C. Cosgrove, L. King, K. Venugopal, L.A. Baur

    
• • ·What predicts drop out from weight-loss treatment: A systematic review of the literature

    Page :46

    I. Moroshko, L. Brennan, P. O’Brien

    
• • ·Increased body fat content and waist circumference in healthy individuals with a family history of type 2 diabetes supports co-inheritance of susceptibilities to weight gain and type 2 diabetes

    Page :46-47

    A.B. Jenkins, D. Samocha-Bonet, M. Batterham, L. Purtell, S. Gregersen, L. Heilbronn, K. Tonks, L.V. Campbell

    
• • ·Anthropometric measures as predictors of long term physical disability

    Page :47

    E. Wong, K. Backholer, K. Pasupathi, C. Stevenson, H. Mannan, R. Freak-Poli, A. Hodge, A. Peeters

    
• • ·Association of maternal BMI change from pre-pregnancy to 21 years post-partum with their young adult’s offspring BMI

    Page :47-48

    A.A. Mamun

    
• • ·6-Month outcomes in a randomised controlled trial comparing basic and enhanced versions of a commercial web-based weight loss program

    Page :48

    C.E. Collins, P.J. Morgan, M. Neve, P. McElduff, R. Callister

    
• • ·Anti-obesity drugs: Magic bullet or medicalised bulimia?

    Page :48-49

    M.E. Bond, B.R. Crammond, B. Loff

    
• • ·Metabolic phenotyping of young adults born through in vitro fertilisation (IVF)

    Page :49

    M.X. Chen, J.L. Zhao, C. Thompson, G. Wittert, R.J. Norman, L.K. Heilbronn

    
• • ·A large but lean fetal phenotype is associated with greater maternal weight gain during pregnancy

    Page :49-50

    A.J. Hure, C.E. Collins, W.B. Giles, J.W. Paul, R. Smith

    
• • ·Weight gain is associated with worse knee symptoms in community-based men and women: A longitudinal study

    Page :50

    S.K. Tanamas, A.E. Wluka, M. Davies-Tuck, Y. Wang, B.J. Strauss, J. Proietto, J.B. Dixon, G. Jones, F.M. Cicuttini

    
• • ·Measuring the ‘system’ in whole of system approaches to obesity prevention

    Page :51

    S. Allender, R. Osborne, S. Bowen, A. Shiell, P. Hawe, B. Swinburn

    
• • ·Commonwealth Government regulatory options to combat obesity

    Page :52

    B.R. Crammond, M.E. Bond, A. Peeters, B. Loff

    
• • ·The effect of a high fat diet on the tissue expression of GPR120 and GPR43 in rats

    Page :52

    A.J. McAinch, L.M. Cornall, M.L. Mathai

    
• • ·Implementing a G3 community-based, childhood obesity prevention—OPAL in local Communities

    Page :52-53

    Fraser Keegan

    
• • ·Does psychological preparedness to start a diet differ according to current weight status?

    Page :55

    E. Brindal

    
• • ·Changing habits: Strategies for successful behaviour change incorporating neurological, psychological and sociological perspectives

    Page :55-56

    S.L. Colles, A.C. Hoek

    
• • ·Health behaviours in university students

    Page :56

    E.G. Trapp, B. Barry, G. Velan

    
• • ·Family environment stressors and fruit and vegetable consumption among 4–12-year-old Victorians, Australia

    Page :56-57

    A.M. Renzaho, S. Kumanyika, K.L. Tucker

    
• • ·Perceived health status, self-efficacy and leisure-time physical activity among rural Australian adults

    Page :57

    S. Carroll, R. Gill, G. Van Kessel, J. Petkov, J. Dollman

    
• • ·An energy balance APP: A self- management tool for monitoring food intake, appetite and body weight

    Page :57-58

    N.A. King, F. Loewenich, A.P. Hills, R.E. Wood, N.M. Byrne

    
• • ·The healthy workers portal: An online repository of workplace health information

    Page :58

    R. Reynolds, P. Vita, J. Tomlinson, A. Munro, C. Raffaele, H. Schutz, J. Hony, S. Colagiuri, T. Shaw, J. Buchanan, A. Milat, C. Rissel, A. Bauman, T. Gill, I. Caterson

    
• • ·Operationalizing community capacity building–commonalities in two obesity prevention projects

    Page :58-59

    A.M. Simmons, C.A. Foulkes, R.C. Reynolds, B.A. Swinburn

    
• • ·Culturally tailored education to South Asian (SA) populations in Auckland successfully promotes early screening and prevention of cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and Diabetes

    Page :59

    P. Chhichhia, F.A. Khan, E. Kumar, N. Young

    
• • ·A pilot survey of community-based obesity prevention projects in Australia

    Page :59-60

    M. Nichols, R. Reynolds, B. Swinburn, S. Allender

    
• • ·Obesity as a growing concern—Is the message getting through?

    Page :60

    J. Grant, P. Bai, Z. Shi, A. Taylor

    
• • ·The relationship between overweight and obesity prior to old age and later life disability

    Page :60-61

    K. Pasupathi, K. Backholer, E. Wong, A. Hodge, A. Peeters

    
• • ·Shiftworking, nutrition and obesity: Implications for workforce health—A systematic review

    Page :61

    R. Amani, T. Gill

    
• • ·Working with government and NGOs in Fiji to develop evidence-informed policies to reduce obesity

    Page :61

    H.M. Mavoa, G. Waqa, B. Swinburn

    
• • ·Anti-obesity effects of the combined administration of CB1 receptor antagonist rimonabant and melanin concentrating hormone antagonist SNAP-94847 in diet induced obese mice

    Page :62

    A.N.A. Verty, B.J. Oldfield

    
• • ·Dysregulation of lipolysis and lipid metabolism on the development of obesity in the TSOD mouse

    Page :62

    Y. Kobayashi, N. Tagawa

    
• • ·Effect of oestrogen on isoproterenol activated lipolysis in murine adipocytes

    Page :62-63

    N. Tagawa, Y. Kobayashi

    
• • ·Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) assessment of ADIPOSITY in diet induced obesity-prone and -resistant Sprague-Dawley rats

    Page :63

    D.P. Belobrajdic, A.R. Bird

    
• • ·Putative endocannabinoid receptor GPR55 is expressed in skeletal muscle

    Page :63-64

    A.C. Simcocks, L.M. Cornall, E. Grinfeld, M.L. Mathai, D.H. Hryciw, A.J. McAinch

    
• • ·Determining the effects of blocking cannabinoid receptors on adiponectin signalling in cultured human skeletal muscle myotubes

    Page :64

    L. O’Keefe, E. Grinfeld, P.E. O’Brien, M.L. Mathai, A.J. McAinch

    
• • ·Short term exercise ameliorates metabolic impact of maternal obesity in offspring

    Page :64

    H. Bahari, V. Caruso, M.J. Morris

    
• • ·Changes in dietary intake after 12-week commercial web-based weight loss program

    Page :65

    C.E. Collins, M.J. Neve, R. Callister, P.J. Morgan

    
• • ·A pilot study of modest salt reduction in obesity-effects on vascular function

    Page :65-66

    K.M. Dickinson, P.M. Clifton, J.B. Keogh

    
• • ·Comparison of DXA-derived body fat measurement to two race-specific bioelectrical impedance equations in healthy Asian Indians

    Page :66

    S. Colles, P. Nigam, A. Misra

    
• • ·Effective strategies for the recruitment of overweight men and their children into a community trial: The Healthy Dads, Healthy Kids recruitment story

    Page :66-67

    A. Miller, P.J. Morgan, D.R. Lubans, R. Plotnikoff, R. Callister, A.D. Okely, T.L. Burrows, R. Fletcher, C.E. Collins, A. Lloyd, A. Cook, V. Clay, M. Young

    
• • ·The relationship between obesity and foot pain is related to fat mass and fat distribution but not muscle mass: A cross-sectional study

    Page :67

    S.K. Tanamas, A.E. Wluka, P. Berry, H.B. Menz, B.J. Strauss, M. Davies-Tuck, J. Proietto, J.B. Dixon, G. Jones, F.M. Cicuttini

    
• • ·Preload studies to investigate appetite regulation-Sensitivity of the ad libitum outcome meal to detect changes in hunger

    Page :67-68

    K.R. Wiessing, L. Xin, A-T McGill, S.C. Budgett, S.D. Poppitt

    
• • ·Development of a male-only weight loss maintenance program: Evaluating the SHED-IT Weight Loss Maintenance program materials for quality, suitability and theoretical merit

    Page :68

    M.D. Young, P.J. Morgan, R.C. Plotnikoff

    
• • ·Opportunities for primary and secondary prevention of excess gestational weight gain: General Practitioner’s perspectives

    Page :68-69

    P. van der Pligt, J. Wilcox, E. Denney-Wilson

    
• • ·Presence and frequency of urinary incontinence associated with childhood overweight and obesity

    Page :69

    K.B. Saltman, S.M. Alexander, P.H.Y. Caldwell

    
• • ·Parent–preschooler feeding interaction and its association with child diet and weight

    Page :69-70

    I. Moroshko, L. Brennan

    
• • ·Perceived parenting style, body dissatisfaction and self-esteem: Associations with overweight and obesity in young children

    Page :70

    A. Taylor, C. Wilson, A. Slater, P. Mohr

    
• • ·Message in postbox: Eat well be active community programs from a child’s world-view

    Page :70-71

    M.G. Jones, F.E. Verity

    
• • ·A systems-based approach within long day care centres for obesity prevention in children aged 3–5

    Page :71

    J. Marks, L. Barnett, C. Foulkes, B. Swinburn, S. Allender

    
• • ·Parental feeding and the pre-schooler diet and weight: A systematic literature review

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    I. Moroshko, L. Brennan

    
• • ·OPAL Social marketing themes: From concept to execution

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    J. Williams, L. Weir, M. Jones

    
• • ·Investigating the measurement and operationalisation of obesity-related parenting variables of overweight fathers in the Healthy Dads, Healthy Kids community program

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    A.B. Lloyd, P.J. Morgan, D.R. Lubans, R.C. Plotnikoff

    
• • ·Using social media to increase reach of an advocacy campaign: Junkbusters

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    W.L. Watson, C. Hughes, L.G. Wellard, K. Chapman

    
• • ·A whole of systems approach to obesity prevention in the Maternal and Child Health Services

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    C. Cooper, M. Nichols, K. Lacy, C. Foulkes, L. Barnett, B. Swinburn, S. Allender

    
• • ·Fast food advertising in South Australia

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    E. Brindal, G. Hendrie, N. Corsini, D. Baird, C. Gardner, P. Carter

    
• • ·What is the quality of dietary intake methodology and reporting in intervention studies on child and adolescent obesity management? A systematic review

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    R.K. Golley, T. Burrows, A. Khambalia, S.A. McNaughton, A. Magarey, R. Rozenkranz, M. Alllman-Farinelli, A. Rangan, H. Truby, C. Collins, on behalf of the ACAORN Food and Nutrition Stream

    
• • ·Translating a G3 community-based, childhood obesity prevention intervention from Europe to Australia—EPODE to OPAL

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    M.A. Williams

    
• • ·PROJECT ENERGIZE: Getting the message into home

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    McLennan S Kasha Latimer, Milly Connell, Janine Gilmore