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Obesity and Overweight in Ireland A multidisciplinary approach to a multifaceted public health problem. Patricia Kearney, Janas Harrington, Sheena McHugh, Jamie Madden, Xia Lee, Darren Dahly, Christina Dillon, Eimear Keane Source: Growing up

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Obesity and Overweight in Ireland

A multidisciplinary approach to a multifaceted public health problem.

Patricia Kearney, Janas Harrington, Sheena McHugh, Jamie Madden, Xia Lee, Darren Dahly, Christina Dillon, Eimear Keane

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Source: Growing up in Ireland, 9 Year Old Males, 2007-2008

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Source: Growing up in Ireland, 9 Year Old Females, 2007-2008

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Source: WHO, 2008 - SLAN 2007, Obese Adults

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Source: WHO, 2008 - SLAN 2007, Obese and Overweight Adults

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Source:Egger G, Swinburn B. An ecological approach to the obesity pandemic.

BMJ. 1997; 315: 477-480.

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Source: Gillman MW. A lifecourse approach to obesity. From A lifecourse approach to chronic disease epidemiology.

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Source: Tackling Obesities: Future Choices. Foresight, 2010.

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Lifestyle Transitions and Trajectories: Enhancing capacity in Irish cohort and cross-sectional studies

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Interdisciplinary Capacity Enhancement (ICE) Award

Building capacity in population health and health services research Funded by the Health Research Board

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Aims

To describe how behavioural risk factors for
besity, CVD, and diabetes unfold over the life

course in Ireland.

To relate these life course patterns to health
utcomes and health care utilization.
To maximize the use of data from 9 Irish
bservational studies that collectively span

the life course.

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Team Investigators Dr Xia Lee - Biostatistics Dr Darren Dahly – Nutritional Epidemiology Dr Sheena McHugh – Health Services Research

http://www.ucc.ie/en/epid/people/

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Data Sources

The Irish Longitudinal Study on Aging (age 50+ years, 2010) Cork and Kerry Diabetes and Heart Disease Study (50-69, 1998-2008) Mitchelstown Cohort (50-59, 2010) National Survey of Lifestyles, Attitudes and Nutrition (18+, 2007) SCOPE (Mothers, 2008-2012) Growing up in Ireland (9m and 9y, 2007-2009) Cork Children’s Lifestyle Study (9y, 2012-2013) BASELINE (Birth to 2y, 2009-2012) Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (2 to 6m, 2012)

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Four Areas of Expertise Primary Investigators of the Studies Methodologists – Biostatistics, Epidemiology, Health Services Clinicians Policy and Practice

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Primary Investigators

Dr. Tony Fitzgerald, UCC

Biostatistics

Prof. Joe Eustace, CRF/UCC

Clinical Epidemiology

Dr. Patricia Kearney, UCC

Epidemiology

Prof. Louise Kenny, UCC

Obstetrics

Prof. John Browne, UCC

Health Services Research

Prof. Ciaran O'Neill, NUIG

Health Economics

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External Collaborators

Prof. Zhenming Chen

University of Oxford

Prof. Sharon Friel

Australian National University

Dr. Graham Law

University of Leeds

Dr. Kathleen Bennett

Trinity College Dublin

Dr. Ellen Nolte

RAND

Prof. Richard Layte

ESRI

Prof. Amy Herring

University of North Carolina

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WORK PACKAGE 1

HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH

To investigate the past and present determinants of health service utilisation across the life course

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WORK PACKAGE 2

BIOSTATISTICS

Develop statistical methods for analyzing accelerometer data, and relate these to subsequent health

utcomes.

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WORK PACKAGE 3

NUTRITIONAL EPIDEMIOLOGY

Relate dietary and physical activity data to NCD risk across Irish observational studies.

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