The research aims to investigate the relationship between cumulative BMI from childhood to adulthood and the risk of developing metabolic multimorbidity.
Conducted a 36-year prospective cohort study tracking BMI from childhood to adulthood.
Analyzed data to assess metabolic multidimensional outcomes related to BMI changes.
Findings indicate that cumulative BMI significantly correlates with metabolic multimorbidity risk.
Emphasizes the need for interventions to manage BMI from an early age to mitigate long-term health issues.
Abstract
These findings highlight the importance of life stage-specific strategies: curbing rapid BMI gain in childhood and maintaining long-term weight control throughout adulthood.