Hyperphagia and impulsivity: use of self-administered Dykens' and in-house impulsivity questionnaires to characterize eating behaviors in children with severe and early-onset obesity.
Lara ArnoukHélène ChantereauSophie CourbagePatrick TounianKarine ClémentChristine PoitouBéatrice DubernPublished in: Orphanet journal of rare diseases (2024)
The Dykens' and Impulsivity questionnaires can help diagnose severe hyperphagia with/without food impulsivity in children with early-onset obesity, regardless of disease origin. Their systematic use can allow more targeted management of food access control in clinical practice and monitor the evolution of eating behavior in the case of innovative therapeutic targeting hyperphagia.
Keyphrases
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- insulin resistance
- metabolic syndrome
- clinical practice
- young adults
- type diabetes
- weight gain
- cancer therapy
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- human health
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