Along with socioeconomic development, the traditional lifestyle of
the Chinese people is changing rapidly and becoming more
Westernized. This is especially the case in urban areas. At the
same time, prevalence of obesity and diabetes is increasing at an
alarming rate. It is interesting to note that overweight and
obesity issues were rare in China as recently as 1982. This
monograph describes a series of studies examining the prevalence
and characteristics of obesity and its related metabolic diseases
in China, where urbanization and socioeconomic development are
occurring at a dramatic pace. It is important to understand health
implications of these changes and identify efficient markers to
estimate these health consequences. This will be a valuable
addition to collections in Health and Human Sciences as well as
Asian Studies. Those studying urban studies will also find this a
useful resource.
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