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A Novel Approach to Reducing Adiposity Among Young Men
Jean M. Reading
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Title:
A Novel Approach to Reducing Adiposity Among Young Men
Author:
Reading, Jean M
Subjects:
Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms
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Behavioral Intervention
;
Cancer Prevention
;
Community Health and Preventive Medicine
;
Obesity
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Public Health Education and Promotion
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Science and Technology Studies
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Weight Loss
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Young Men
Description:
Background Lifestyle intervention is the first line treatment for obesity. Yet, young men are underrepresented in lifestyle interventions, which is posited to be the result of unmet needs and overall low concern for weight management. The aims of this dissertation are to: Papers 1 and 2: Test the preliminary efficacy, feasibility, and acceptability of a self-guided lifestyle intervention for young men. Paper 3: Explore the behavioral and physiological factors associated with changes in adiposity among young men and women enrolled in a more intensive lifestyle intervention. Results Papers 1 and 2: The self-guided intervention produced modest weight loss at 3-months compared to slight gains in the control group (-1.6%vs. +0.31, p=0.04). Young men found the health risk focus as a motivator for joining the program, along with the age and gender focus. There was some variation in preferences by treatment response, specifically for delivery (in-person vs. online). Paper 3: Young men exhibited greater reductions in adiposity compared to women at 3-months (all p’s Conclusions A self-guided approach to weight loss, paired with an age- and gender-targeted program, might enhance enrollment and initial engagement of young men in lifestyle interventions. To improve the clinical significance of a self-guided lifestyle intervention among young men, additional evidence-based components are warranted.
Publisher:
VCU Scholars Compass
Creation Date:
2022
Language:
English
Source:
VCU Scholars Compass
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