肥胖和covid-19——两大流行趋同的迹象。基于«ROOTS»原则的抗肥胖指南

Alexandr B. Fursov, O. Ospanov, R. Fursov, Astana
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新冠肺炎大流行是当前一个具有挑战性的问题。造成严重健康后果的另一个重要问题是全球肥胖流行。我们的文章指出了研究上述流行病过程的组合和相关性的重要性。我们分析了肥胖、糖尿病和冠状病毒感染共同存在的科学报告。根据分析的数据,新冠肺炎和肥胖和糖尿病的结合导致了更高的住院率。这些患者通常需要转入重症监护室并进行人工肺通气。我们的综述包含了对先前流感大流行(包括H1N1)期间首次报告的肥胖和糖尿病患者死亡率较高的病例的科学观察。2020年的结果显示,冠状病毒感染和潜在肥胖的后果更具威胁性和危害性。在我们的文章中,我们介绍了不同国家的平均体重和死亡率指数的相关性(根据世界卫生组织和世界肥胖联合会)。并给出了中亚国家的比较结果。本文分析了世界肥胖联合会在《ROOTS:行动框架》中对肥胖政策和倡导提出的建议。这些结论标志着在疫情期间和后新冠肺炎时代实施拟议的肥胖措施的重要性。
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Obesity and covid-19 — signs of convergence of two pandemiсs. Guidelines to fight obesity based on the principles of «ROOTS»
The COVID-19 pandemic is a challenging problem of the present. Another essential problem causing serious health consequences is the global obesity epidemy. Our article notes the importance of studying the combinations and correlations of mentioned pandemic processes. We analyzed scientific reports of co-presence of obesity, diabetes and coronavirus infection. According to the analyzed data combination of COVID-19 with obesity and diabetes leads to the higher rate of the hospitalisation. These patients more often required the transfer to the intensive care unit and artificial lung ventilation. Our review contains scientific observations of the first reported cases of higher mortality rate of obese and diabetic patients during the period of previous influenza pandemics (including H1N1). The results of the 2020 year shows that the outcomes of coronavirus infection with underlying obesity much more threatening and harmfull. In our article, we present the correlation of the average body mass and mortality rate index in different countries (according to the WHO and the World Obesity Federation). Comparative results in the Central Asia countries are given as well. The paper analyzes the suggestions for obesity policy and advocacy provided by World Obesity Federation in “ROOTS: A framework for action”. The conclusions marks the importance of implementing the proposed measures against obesity during a pandemic and in the post-COVID era.
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Obesity and Metabolism-Milan 医学-内分泌学与代谢
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