Trejo FJ, Hinojoza GM, Flores PL, Ibarra JM, López AG

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ABSTRACT

Obesity in adolescent students is the result of changes in eating habits in a predominantly fast food and junk food, and lack of exercise or sedentary lifestyle, and results in a significant increase in type 2 diabetes in this population at the Border Mexico-United States. We studied 415 students in three high schools, we had the authorization signed by parents and school authorities respected the anonymity and voluntary participation and led to medical treatment for people at risk detected. Glucose was determined according DIABETIMSS, BMI, among others; the analysis was done with SPSS 17.0. Results: age ± 14 years, family history of diabetes 64%, 7.47% acanthosis nigricans, junk food consumption 26.5%, 35.4% overweight, obesity, risk for development of DM; women (OR 3.8, CI 1.85-7.77). Discussion, The adolescent population presents an alarming overweight and obesity which is a risk for developing type 2 diabetes mellitus, the prevalence was 9.6%, so it is essential to promote health education on healthy lifestyles early

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