Resting metabolic rate in a sample of girls in Malaysia and England

Article Abstract:

A study to compare resting metabolic rate (RMR) in Caucasian premenarcheal girls from England with Asian girls in Malaysia is conducted. Results reveal that although a difference in RMR is observed between the two groups, when corrected for body composition this difference is no longer significant proving that the relationship between fat-free mass and RMR in both Caucasian and Malaysian girls are the same.

Malaysia, England, Metabolism

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The impact of developmental conditions on adult salivary estradiol levels: why this differs from progesterone?

Article Abstract:

A study was undertaken to assess the reasons for the difference in levels of low salivary estradiol in women within different economic strata. Results revealed that not much difference observed even though some women lived under difficult conditions while some were from the affluent class.

United States, Public affairs, Health aspects, Social aspects, Economic aspects, Estradiol, Women immigrants

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