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PARTICIPANTES

STUDY NAME
n Samples Female (%) Media de edad

The efficacy of a telemedicine-based


weight loss program with video
conference health coaching support

25 52 41.2

Web-based exercise versus supervised


exercise for decreasing visceral
adipose tissue in older adults with
central obesity: a randomized
controlled trial 77 50 71

Tweets, Apps, and Pods: Results of the


6-month Mobile Pounds Off Digitally
(Mobile POD) randomized weight-loss
intervention among adults 96 75 43.4

Telemedicine and primary care obesity


management in rural areas –
innovative
approach for older adults?

Evaluating differences in the clinical


impact of a free online weight loss
programme, a resource-intensive
commercial weight loss programme
and an active control condition 76 65.8 39

Participants in an online weight loss


program can improve diet quality
during weight loss: a randomized
controlled trial 289 58.47 41
The Tracking Study: description of a
randomized controlled trial of
variations on weight tracking
frequency in a behavioral weight loss
program
Web-based intervention to promote
weight-loss maintenance using an
activity monitor 101 62.1 55

Integrating Technology into Standard


Weight Loss Treatment: A Randomized
Controlled Trial 70 14.5 57.7

Comparison of traditional versus


mobile app self-monitoring of physical
activity and dietary intake among
overweight adults participating in an
mHealth weight loss program 96 76 44.42

Comparison of Smartphone‐Based
Behavioral Obesity Treatment With
Gold Standard Group Treatment and
Control: A Randomized Trial 276 83 55.1

Effects of a general practice guided


web-based weight reduction program -
results of a cluster-randomized
controlled trial 148 66.22 48.7
Dietary self-monitoring, but not
dietary quality, improves with use of
smartphone app technology in an 8-
week weight loss trial 57 74.5 42

Analysis of clinical relevance applied to


3methods of reducing weight in
overweight or obesity followed-up for
one year

Effectiveness of lifestyle intervention


program in persons with obesity
treated in a day hospital
262
Prevention, diagnosis, and treatment
of obesity. 2016 position statement of
the Spanish Society for the Study of
Obesity

Adding Telephone and Text Support to


an Obesity Management Program
Improves Behavioral Adherence and
Clinical Outcomes. A Randomized
Controlled Crossover Trial
Pharmacological treatment of
obesity for Primary Care physicians

Evaluation of a motivational
intervention of physical activity
program in the treatment of
obesity and overweight

Measurement units used in


treatments to reduce weight and
obesity. Systematic review

Interventions for the treatment of


obesity among children and
adolescents in Latin America: A
systematic review

Design of the nutritional therapy for


overweight and obese Spanish
adolescents conducted by registered
dieticians; the EVASYON study 204

Dietary intervention programs for


weight loss aged 2-17 years.
Systematic review
Efectos de 8 semanas de
entrenamiento intervalado de alta
intensidad sobre los niveles de
8 6
glicemia basal, perfil antropométrico y
VO 2 máx de jóvenes sedentarios con
sobrepeso u obesidad

Promotion of physical activity to


reduce overweight in children

Physical exercise and physical activity


in the therapeutic approach to obesity
and physical inactivity
Managing Obesity in Lockdown:
Survey of Health Behaviors and
Telemedicine 279
42 30 63
Weight Management Telehealth
Intervention for Overweight and
Obese Rural Cardiac Rehabilitation
Participants: A Randomized Trial

Adding Telephone and Text Support to 61 77.05 49.5


an Obesity Management Program
Improves Behavioral Adherence and
Clinical Outcomes. A Randomized
Controlled Crossover Trial
The Dietary Intervention to Enhance
Tracking with Mobile Devices (DIET 81 82.7 48.05
Mobile) Study: A 6-Month Randomized
Weight Loss Trial

Web-based exercise versus supervised 77 50 71


exercise for decreasing visceral
adipose tissue in older adults with
central obesity: a randomized
controlled trial

52 86.5 20.47

Using Facebook and text messaging to


deliver a weight loss program to
college students

34 67.64 59

A text message based weight


management intervention for
overweight adults
62 71 20

Smartphone Technology and Text


Messaging for Weight Loss in Young
Adults
Randomized controlled pilot study
testing use of smartphone technology 68 78 44.9
for obesity treatment

188 76.8 21.42


Text messagingofasa an
Effectiveness intervention
mHealth for
Lifestyle
weight loss With
Program in emerging adults
Telephone
Support (TXT2BFiT) to Prevent
Unhealthy Weight Gain in Young
Adults: Randomized Controlled Trial
Programas de intervención para la
promoción de hábitos alimentarios y
actividad física en escolares españoles
de Educación Primaria: revisión
sistemática

Prevención integrada de trastornos


alimentarios y obesidad.

Promoción de la salud y prevención de


las enfermedades para un
envejecimiento activo y con calidad de
vida

Childhood obesity. A review of school-


based preventive interventions
Measurement units used in treatments
to reduce weight and obesity.
Systematic review

Review of the results of medical and


surgical treatment of morbid obesity

TRAMOMTANA (Multidisciplinary
treatment of morbid obesity:
medication, behavioral therapy,
nutritional support, and physical
activity). From question to reality in an
investigator-initiated clinical trial (II)

Medical treatment of obesity from a


multi professional perspective
nto nutricional hiperproteico precirugía bariátrica en obesidad
76 mórbida

Effectiveness of an mHealth
Intervention Combining a Smartphone
App and Smart Band on Body
Composition in an Overweight and
Obese Population: Randomized 440 69.32 48.1
Controlled Trial (EVIDENT 3 Study).

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN OBESITY:


DIETARY-NUTRITIONAL PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY IN OBESITY: DIETARY-
NUTRITIONAL

Programas para la prevención de la


obesidad en escolares de 5 a 10 años:
revisión de la literatura 101.193 5 y 10 años

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN OBESITY:


DIETARY-NUTRITIONAL PHYSICAL
ACTIVITY IN OBESITY: DIETARY-
NUTRITIONAL
NTES
Rango de edad Rango BMI Location Intervention duration Assesment schedules

23-64 > 30 kg/m2 USA 12 weeks BL, 12 weeks

> or = 70 Sweden 10 weeks BL, 10 weeks

18-60 25-45 kg/m2 USA 6 months BL, 3 months, 6 months

18-50 30-45 kg/m2 UK 12 weeks BL, 12 weeks

18-60 25-40 kg/m2 Australia 12 weeks BL, 12 weeks


BL, 3 months, 15
40-64 25-40 kg/m2 Japan 27 months months, 27 months

BL, 3 months, 6 months,


> or = 18 25-40 kg/m2 USA 12 months 9 months, 12 months

18-60 25-45 kg/m2 USA 6 months BL, 3months, 6 month

BL, 6 months, 12
18-70 25-45 kg/m2 USA 18 months months, 18 months

> or = 18 > or = 25 kg/m2 Germany 12 weeks BL, 12 weeks

18-25 25-40 kg/m2 USA 8 weeks BL, 4 weeks, 8 weeks

12 months
Madrid

España 3-24 months

Universidad
Santo
19 y 25 años 8 semanas
Tomás, sede
Temuco
47-81 25-50 kg/m2 USA 6 months BL, 4 months, 6 months

> 18 > 40 kg/m2 Australia 8 months BL, 4months, 8 months

18-65 25-50kg/m2 USA 6 MONTHS BL, 3months, 6 month

> or = 70 Sweden 10 weeks BL, 10 weeks

18-26 25-50 kg/m2 USA 8 weeks BL, 1-8 weeks

> or = 18 > or = 28 kg/m2 UK 12 weeks BL, 12 weeks


18-25 25-40 kg/m2 USA 3 months BL, 3 months

21-65 28-42 kg/m2 USA 6 months BL, 6 months

18-29 > 25 kg/m2 USA 8 weeks BL, 4 weeks, 8 weeks

España

Buenos
Aires

PERU
CHILE
mayores de 18 Hospital
años y menores ≥ 40 kg/m² Juárez de 4 MESES
de 50 años México

20-65 27.5-40 kg/m2 Spain 3 months BL, 3 months


STUDY DESIGN
Year of intervention Link DOI Objective Design and Methods

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http://dx.doi.org/10.2196%2Fjmir.1841

DOI
10.1186/s1287
https://documentclo 7-016-0396-x

2016-2017 https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:c3efa39e-2888-44d8-8463-d63e
http://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-019-8061-x

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http://doi.org/10.1136/amiajnl-2012-001510

doi:10.1002/
2013-2015 https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:92a9adba-e8e7-4896-bebf-a4
oby.22410

doi:10.1186/1
471-2296-14-
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jneb.2014.04.291

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10.1016 /
j.hipert.2017.0
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2013 h.gov/23684047/ 007
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Results Conclusions Study population
Adults with
BMI>=30kg/m2, no
diagnosis of type 1
or 2 diabetes
mellitus, receiving
treatment
for a serious
medical condition.

70-year-old men
and women with
central obesity (> 1
kg VAT for women,
> 2 kg for men)

Aged between 18
and 50 years; a
body mass index
(BMI) between 30
and 45 kg/m2

Aged 18 to 60
years, body mass
index (BMI) 25 to
40 kg/m2
age, BMI
of 25–40 kg/m2,
and at least one
component of
metabolic
syndrome
(abdominal
obesity,
hypertension,
dyslipidemia,
BMI >25 and ≤ or
40
hyperglycemia)
kg/m2, weight
<400 pounds, and
being able to
participate in
moderate-intensity
physical activity

Overweight
Aged 18 to and
70
obeseyears
men and
womenold (BMI=25–
with
45 kg/m2,
overweight18–60 
or
years
obesity whoold)were
willing to use
electronic
resources for
weight loss if
assigned to SMART

Adults with BMI >


Healthy, weight-
or = 25kg/m2
stable adults (18–
65
years of age; body
mass index [BMI],
25–40 kg/m2)

G1 (-5,6 kg)
seguido de
G2 (-4,3 kg)
y G3 (-1,7
kg)
for a final
total of 105
intervention
s (53%
conducted
in the US,
85%
23% of in
intervention
Mexico, 15%
programs
in Brazil,
are
andapplied
9% in
outside
other Latin
Spain;
American only
23% were
countries).
performed
in school
environmen
t; 70% of
the
procedures
were el programa
performed de
laschildren
in variables entrenamie
de estudio
under 12 nto
yearsno intervalado
presentaron
de alta
cambios
intensidad
significativo estudiantes
s (p > 0,05), fue factible universitarios
de realizar
pero sin entre 19 y 25 años
reportaron resultados
disminucion
adversos
es
para la salud
porcentuale
de los
s.
participante
s
Adults with
overweight or
obesity (BMI >25
kg/m2)

Adults with class III


obesity; no
psychiatric or
medical condition
that would
preclude fullor
Overweight
participation
obese (BMI 25-
49.9 kg/m2) adults,
who were
interested in losing
weight, owned an
Android or iPhone,
were between the
ages of 18 and 65
years, had a stable
medical status
70-year-old men
and women with
central obesity (> 1
kg VAT for women,
> 2 kg for men)

Universitary
students 18-26
years old with BMI
between 25 and 50
kg/m2

BMI >=30 kg/m2 or


BMI>= 28 kg/m2
with a co-
morbidity;
aged 18 years; no
parallel
participation in
another weight
management
group.
Individuals
between 18-25
years of age with a
BMI between 25-
40kg/m2

Individuals
between 21 and 65
years of age with
body mass index
(BMI) of 28–42
Individuals
kg/m2were
considered eligible
for the study if
they were
between 18 and 29
years old, and had
Los a BMI > 25
programas
de
Las
intervención
se intervencio
analizados
contabilizar nes
mostraron
on un total preventivas
de 813 cambios
positivos en
artículos integradas
la
Enmejora
para los TA
resumen, de
la
ylas
la
composición
obesidad
actividades
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promoción
resultados
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prevención
es que aún
dad dede laslos ADULTO MAYOR
requieren
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limita la
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de
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Veinticinco generalizar
buscan
lograrlos un
publicacione resultados,
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pareciera
reunieron nto exitoso.
que no hay
criterios de
evidencia de
inclusión.
que la
implementa
ción de un
componente
haya
resultado
más eficaz
que otro.
There is
great
heterogenei
ty in the
expression
854 items
of results of
found, only
the
61 met the
treatments
criteria.
for weight
loss; the
diet is one
of the least
used tools
La dieta
hipocalórica
hiperproteic
a no
muestra
ventajas en
En ambos la reducción
grupos se de peso y
observó una grasa
disminución corporal, ni
de peso, de en la
IMC y de ganancia de
masa grasa, masa
así como un muscular,
pacientes con
incremento en obesidad mórbida
de la masa comparació
precirugia
muscular n con la
respecto al dieta bariátrica 
momento hipocalórica
basal (p < normoprotei
0.05), sin ca en
diferencias pacientes
entre los con
grupos obesidad
estudiados mórbida
precirugia
bariátrica
sometidos a
un
tratamiento
integral.

Adults 20-65 years


old, a BMI
between 27.5
kg/m2 and 40
kg/m2

escolares de 5 y 10
años

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