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• TITLE: The relationship between thermal imaging and waist circumference in young adults

  AUTHORS: Roschelle Heuberger, Patrick Kinnicutt, Tanya Domina

  KEYWORDS: Obesity; Thermal Imaging; Young Adults

  JOURNAL NAME: Health, Vol.4 No.12A, December 31, 2012

  ABSTRACT: Technologies such as 3-dimensional body scanners and thermal cameras are currently being investigated to eliminate the traditional means of assessing anthropometrics in the overweight and obese population. The purpose of this study was to determine the potential for thermal imaging to assess the relationship between thermal patterning and anthropometrics in young adults. Participants were 18 - 24 year old men (n = 176) and women (n = 260) with different Body Mass Indices (BMI), somatotypes, and activity levels. Participants were weighed, body scanned and thermally imaged. Statistical treatment included descriptive statistics and ANOVA. Statistically significant differences between mean thermal ratings were found between the normal and abnormal groups as categorized by waist circumference for both males (p regions between normal and overweight/ obese groups were also found to be statistically different for both males (p