Aims: Insufficient sleep and increasing body mass index (BMI) are two emerging, and often related, public health concerns. Limited attention has been given to how insomnia is associated with BMI, particularly in subarctic regions with extreme seasonal climate and daylight differences. We aimed to investigate the associ...
Suprima Sapkota, Jonas Johansson, S. Tiwari· Scandinavian Journal of Publ...· 0 citations
BMI trajectories established during adolescence were associated with persistent differences in attained skeletal levels rather than differential skeletal accrual into young adulthood, underscoring the importance of adolescence as a critical period for the attainment of peak bone mass.
Marianne Lund, A. D. Norbye, A. Furberg et al.· JBMR Plus· 0 citations
This population-based cohort study investigated the associations of parity, age at first birth, and breastfeeding duration with risk of major osteoporotic fractures in Norwegian women. Higher parity, higher age at first birth, and longer breastfeeding duration were associated with modestly reduced fracture risk.
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Maryam Gharehkhani, I. Tronstad, T. I. Nilsen et al.· Osteoporosis International· 0 citations
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