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ey0017.11 | Martin Wabitsch, Daniel Tews, Julia von Schnurbein, Melanie Schirmer, Eleni Giannopoulou, Christian Denzer | ESPEYB17

11. Obesity and Weight Regulation

Wabitsch Martin , Tews Daniel , Schnurbein Julia von , Schirmer Melanie , Giannopoulou Eleni , Denzer Christian

Preface: We have been very happy to get around 1,500 papers out of our established search strategy in PubMed which have been saved in our 2020 yearbook EndNote database. We have then selected 16 papers (1%) which in our mind have been the most exciting ones. The highlights in this year chapter are publications about new gene variants with major effects on weight regulation, updates on pharmacological and surgical treatment of obesity in adolescents. The Yearbook chapter 2020 o...

ey0015.11 | (1) | ESPEYB15

11. Preface

Wabitsch Martin , Brandt Stephanie , Denzer Christian , Nunziata Adriana , Roos Julian , Tews Daniel , Julia von Schnurbein

We have been very happy to get around 2,000 papers out of our established search strategy in PubMed, which have been saved in our 2018 Yearbook EndNote database. We have then selected 20 papers (1%), which in our mind have been the most exciting ones. The highlights in this year’s chapter are publications about new adipokines - microRNAs released from adipose tissue and asprosin which has orexigenic and glucogenic activities - , about newly discovered genes causing monog...

ey0020.9 | Martin Wabitsch, Stephanie Brandt-Heunemann, Christian Denzer, Melanie Schirmer, Julia von Schnurbein, Daniel Tews, Stefanie Zorn | ESPEYB20

9. Obesity and Weight Regulation

Wabitsch Martin , Brandt-Heunemann Stephanie , Denzer Christian , Schirmer Melanie , von Schnurbein Julia , Tews Daniel , Zorn Stefanie

P1. Preface: In analogy to previous years, in this year’s chapter we can only present 1.5% of the acquired publications (1384) according to our search criteria in Pubmed for the Yearbook 2023. The last year has again been extremely exciting for the field of obesity and weight regulation and it was a significant step into the future in terms of scientific output.Of particular importance are the new pharmacological therapeutic approaches for adolescen...

ey0018.11 | Martin Wabitsch, Daniel Tews, Julia von Schnurbein, Melanie Schirmer, Eleni Giannopoulou, Cem Süleyman Adiyaman, Christian Denzer, Stephanie Brandt | ESPEYB18

11. Obesity and Weight Regulation

Wabitsch Martin , Tews Daniel , von Schnurbein Julia , Schirmer Melanie , Giannopoulou Eleni , Adiyaman Cem Suleyman , Denzer Christian , Brandt Stephanie

PrefaceIn analogy to previous years, in this year’s chapter we can present only ~1% of the acquired publications according to our search criteria in Pubmed. The last year has again been extremely exciting for the field of obesity and weight regulation and it was a significant step into the future in terms of scientific output. Of course, one of the well-known phenomena of the past year has been a marked increase in child and adolescent body weights ...

ey0016.11 | (1) | ESPEYB16

11. Obesity and Weight Regulation

Wabitsch Martin , Tews Daniel , von Schnurbein Julia , Schirmer Melanie , Roos Julian , Korber Ingrid , Denzer Christian , Brandt Stephanie

Preface: We have been very happy to get around 1,500 papers out of our established search strategy in PubMed which have been saved in our 2019 yearbook EndNote database. We have then selected 15 papers (1%) which in our mind have been the most exciting ones. The highlights in this year’s chapter are publications about the genetic architecture of human thinness, a new hypoleptinemic leptin-responsive form of obesity, and early childhood BMI related to sustained risk of obe...

ey0021.11-0 | Martin Wabitsch, Stephanie Brandt-Heunemann, Stefanie Zorn, Christian Denzer, Melanie Schirmer, Nicole Prinz, Joanna Lerner, Eleni Giannopoulou, Daniel Tews | ESPEYB21

11. Obesity and Weight Regulation

Wabitsch Martin , Brandt-Heunemann Stephanie , Zorn Stefanie , Denzer Christian , Schirmer Melanie , Prinz Nicole , Lerner Joanna , Giannopoulou Eleni , Tews Daniel

Preface: As in previous years in this Yearbook 2024 chapter we can only present 1.5 % of the acquired publications (1,656) according to our search criteria in PubMed. The last year has again been extremely exciting for the field of obesity and weight regulation and it was a significant step into the future in terms of scientific output.Of particular importance is the new pharmacological therapeutic approach for patients with acquired hypothalamic obesity...