Ulf Ekelund

TL;DR: This research highlights the need to know more about the association ofabolic syndrome with modifiable lifestyle factors and how to prevent an early onset.

TL;DR: A unified approach makes single risk factors and clustered cardiometabolic disease risk scores comparable to the reference material itself and comparable to cardiometric risk values in studies using the same strategy, and increases the prospect to estimate and compare prevalence and trends of carduometabolic risk in children when using continuous cardiometryabolic risk scores.

TL;DR: Intervention participants followed up from both trials demonstrated higher levels of objectively measured PA at 3–4 years than controls, similar to previously reported 12-month trial effects.

TL;DR: The effects of common polymorphisms influencing fasting glucose are apparent in healthy children, whereas the presence of multiple risk alleles amounts to a difference of >1 SD of fasting glucose.

TL;DR: The choice of accelerometer cut point may moderate the association between sedentary time and clustered metabolic risk, suggesting that direct comparisons of associations between studies using different cut points must be made with caution.