Knowledge of Obesity Risks and Women’s Health: What do we know?_Crimson Publishers

Knowledge of Obesity Risks and Women’s Health: What do we know?_Crimson Publishers

Knowledge of Obesity Risks and Women’s Health: What do we know? by James KS* Investigations in Gynecology Research & WomensHealth

Background: Even though aware of cardiometabolic risks associated with obesity, health professionals and women are less knowledgeable about the association between obesity and breast/endometrial cancer, and obesity and reproductive outcomes.
Objective: To assess knowledge of the cardiometabolic, general, and reproductive risks associated with obesity in a diverse population of women.
Methods: A convenience sample (N=121 women) completed the study survey.
Results: Participants were less knowledgeable about the effect of obesity on reproductive outcomes (39.9%) compared to general health outcomes (59.2%). Higher education and increased income were associated with increased awareness. Older participants were more aware about the effects of obesity on general health and cardiometabolic outcomes.

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