Indian Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism (Jan 2018)
The Bhubaneswar declaration on sports endocrinology, 2018
- Sanjay Kalra,
- Abhay Sahoo,
- Sambit Das,
- K V. S Hari Kumar,
- Anoj Kumar Baliarsinha,
- Binoy Mohanty,
- Jayabhanu Kanwar,
- Sunil Kota,
- Sudeep Satpathy,
- Muthukrishnan Jayaraman,
- S K Singh,
- S V Madhu,
- Mona Shah,
- Narendra Kotwal,
- Gagan Priya,
- Belinda George,
- Arundhati Dasgupta,
- Arun Kumar R. Pande,
- Nikhil Latey,
- Puneet Dhamija,
- John Ayuk,
- David Torpy,
- Pankaj Shah,
- Mohammed Wali Naseri,
- Robin Maskey,
- Zafar A Latif,
- Noel Somasundaram,
- Ali Jawa,
- Kirtida Acharya
Affiliations
- Sanjay Kalra
- Abhay Sahoo
- Sambit Das
- K V. S Hari Kumar
- Anoj Kumar Baliarsinha
- Binoy Mohanty
- Jayabhanu Kanwar
- Sunil Kota
- Sudeep Satpathy
- Muthukrishnan Jayaraman
- S K Singh
- S V Madhu
- Mona Shah
- Narendra Kotwal
- Gagan Priya
- Belinda George
- Arundhati Dasgupta
- Arun Kumar R. Pande
- Nikhil Latey
- Puneet Dhamija
- John Ayuk
- David Torpy
- Pankaj Shah
- Mohammed Wali Naseri
- Robin Maskey
- Zafar A Latif
- Noel Somasundaram
- Ali Jawa
- Kirtida Acharya
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.4103/ijem.IJEM_567_18
- Journal volume & issue
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Vol. 22,
no. 7
pp. 14 – 16
Abstract
Sports and endocrinology are complex interrelated disciplines. Sports and exercise modulate endocrine and metabolic health, and are used to prevent and manage disease. Endocrine and metabolic function influence participation and performance in sports activity. The Bhubaneswar Declaration, released on the occasion of the Endocrine Society of India Conference, resolves to promote the science of sports endocrinology. The authors commit to optimize endocrine health in sports persons, encourage safe use of sports to promote health, and prevent misuse of endocrine interventions in sports.
Keywords
- Bone heath
- calcium
- diabetes exercise
- hyperandrogenism
- intersex
- lifestyle modification
- physical activity
- physical fitness
- Vitamin D