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The study of the rs9939609 FTO gene polymorphism in association with obesity and the management of obesity in a Romanian cohort.

Journal of medicine and life - 1 Jan 2000

Ursu R I, Badiu C, Cucu N, Ursu G F, Craciunescu I, Severin E

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The incidence of obesity especially in Romanian population is presently escalating as a major nutrition and health problem. Clinicians aided by scientists are engaged in research approaches that include heredity aspects linked with behavior, education, applied nutrition studies and clinical therapies in order to prevent, control and reverse obesity. The common goal is to identify areas of basic and clinical...

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