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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalPeople with MetS are twice as likely to die from, and thrice as likely to have a heart attack or stroke compared to people without it. They also have five fold greater risk of developing T2D. Anthropometric parameters such as BMI, WC, WHR and WHtR are useful indicators for predicting incidence of T2D in populations. The effect of BMI on clinical profile is well established due to differences in geographical, cultural, economical, social conditions, dietary habits and genetic makeup; but understanding the phenomenon is sparse. In this present work we aimed to understand the incidence and these results highlight the importance of weight loss to reduce morbidities associated with MetS.
Dr. J. Lalu Naik & Dr. KSN Reddy
Dr. Jesoth Lalu Naik, Academic Consultant*, published 16 research articles and participated in 33 seminars/conferences. Dr. Naik came from Obulapuram Thanda, a remote area of Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh, now got his Doctoral Degree in Biological Anthropology. At the time of Ph.D., he worked as a Project Fellow in UGC- SAP and awarded ‘Rajiv Gandhi Nation Fellowship’. As a biological anthropologist Dr. Naik interests in epidemiological studies especially about metabolic syndromes (MetS). The present book is a part of his thesis which enlighten about his intend in research work.
Dr. KSN Reddy, Associate Professor*, published 4 books, 53 research articles and participated in 51 seminars/conferences. His research interests are – Epidemiology, Clinical Nutrition and Human Genetics. Dr. Reddy awarded 2 PhDs and guiding 2 PhDs and 1 Post-Doc. He completed two research projects and organized one national seminar.
*Dept. of Anthropology, Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India.
