Collection 01 May 2001

Obesity—Research and Clinical Practice—A Multidimensional Perspective

The congress was supported by the German Scientific Association (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG), the German Endocrine Society (DGE), and the German Committee of Psychosomatic Medicine (DKPM). Funding for the publication was provided by Hoffmann-La Roch.

Foreword

FOREWORD
- S Herpertz
- B Saller
Foreword1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity

Epidemiologic Aspects of Obesity

The Swedish Obese Subjects (SOS) study—rationale and results
- JS Torgerson
- L Sjöström
Epidemiologic Aspects of Obesity1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity
Obesity and mental illness in a representative sample of young women
- ES Becker
- J Margraf
- S Neumer
Epidemiologic Aspects of Obesity1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity

Genetics of Obesity

The genetics of obesity: practical implications
- J Hebebrand
- C Sommerlad
- A Hinney
Genetics of Obesity1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity
Association between polymorphisms in candidate genes and morbid obesity
- D Evans
- AM Wolf
- U Beisiegel
Genetics of Obesity1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity
Adiposity indices in German children and adolescents with genetically confirmed Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS)
- BP Hauffa
- G Schlippe
- G Gillessen-Kaesbach
Genetics of Obesity1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity

Pathophysiological and Endocrine Aspects of Obesity

Biology of leptin—its implications and consequences for the treatment of obesity
- P Trayhurn
Pathophysiological and Endocrine Aspects of Obesity1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity
Regulation of appetite: role of leptin in signalling systems for drive and satiety
- JE Blundell
- S Goodson
- JCG Halford
Pathophysiological and Endocrine Aspects of Obesity1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity
Insulin-regulated transcription factors: molecular link between insulin resistance and cardiovascular risk factors
- D Müller-Wieland
- B Knebel
- J Kotzka
Pathophysiological and Endocrine Aspects of Obesity1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity
Hyperinsulinemia causes activation of the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis in humans
- B Fruehwald-Schultes
- W Kern
- A Peters
Pathophysiological and Endocrine Aspects of Obesity1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity
Effect of IGF-I administration on growth hormone secretion in obese subjects
- F Tassone
- L Gianotti
- M Maccario
Pathophysiological and Endocrine Aspects of Obesity1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity
Subcutaneous adipose tissue layers as a stable correlate of leptin in response to short term energy restriction in obese girls
- KM Sudi
- S Gallistl
- MH Borkenstein
Pathophysiological and Endocrine Aspects of Obesity1 May 2001 International Journal of Obesity

Obesity—Research and Clinical Practice—A Multidimensional Perspective

Foreword

FOREWORD

Epidemiologic Aspects of Obesity

The Swedish Obese Subjects (SOS) study—rationale and results

Obesity and mental illness in a representative sample of young women

Genetics of Obesity

The genetics of obesity: practical implications

Association between polymorphisms in candidate genes and morbid obesity

Adiposity indices in German children and adolescents with genetically confirmed Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS)

Pathophysiological and Endocrine Aspects of Obesity

Biology of leptin—its implications and consequences for the treatment of obesity

Regulation of appetite: role of leptin in signalling systems for drive and satiety

Insulin-regulated transcription factors: molecular link between insulin resistance and cardiovascular risk factors

Hyperinsulinemia causes activation of the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis in humans

Effect of IGF-I administration on growth hormone secretion in obese subjects

Subcutaneous adipose tissue layers as a stable correlate of leptin in response to short term energy restriction in obese girls

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