Titlebook: Sleep Loss and Obesity; Intersecting Epidemi Priyattam Shiromani,Tamas Horvath,Eve Van Cauter Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media, LL

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Priyattam Shiromani,Tamas Horvath,Eve Van CauterComprehensive, first-of-its-kind text that outlines the social and medical cost ramifications of sleep loss and obesity.Written by interdisciplinary team of experts.Invaluable for physicians, neurosci

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Short Sleep and Obesity Risk in Children,d significantly impact weight status. The present chapter reviews the existing literature on sleep and obesity risk in children, and highlights areas in need of additional work in an effort to determine whether enhancing children’s sleep will help to combat the current obesity epidemic.