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. 2017 Sep 21;20(17):3075–3083. doi: 10.1017/S1368980017002257

Table 1.

Further stabilization and sometimes even decline of overweight and obesity prevalence rates in German children and adolescents in the years 2005 v. 2010 v. 2015

4–7·99 years 8–11·99 years 12–16 years
Boys (n 51 683)
2005 (n) 11 104 5580 6308
Overweight (%) 11·90 20·20 19·50
Obesity (%) 4·90 8·60 8·40
2010 (n) 7712 3016 2549
Overweight (%) 10·39** 19·40 21·69*
Obesity (%) 4·19* 7·95 10·28*
2015 (n) 9345 3631 2438
Overweight (%) 10·08†† 18·48† 19·20*
Obesity (%) 4·30† 7·99 8·45*
Girls (n 47 949)
2005 (n) 10 466 5231 5683
Overweight (%) 11·70 19·30 20·50
Obesity (%) 4·70 7·70 9·20
2010 (n) 7412 2765 2330
Overweight (%) 10·77* 18·84 19·96
Obesity (%) 3·99* 7·16 9·36
2015 (n) 8540 3220 2302
Overweight (%) 10·53† 17·64 20·55
Obesity (%) 4·48 6·96 9·38

Cross-sectional analysis (n 99 632) of the overweight and obesity prevalence rates for boys (n 51 683) and girls (n 47 949) for the years 2005, 2010 and 2015 separately for each age group (4–7·99, 8–11·99 and 12–16 years). The number of subjects for each age group and year is also given.

Difference compared with 5 years previously (2010 v. 2005; 2015 v. 2010): *P<0·05, **P<0·001.

Difference compared with 10 years previously (2015 v. 2005): †P<0·05, ††P<0·001.