Lifelong Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Intakes Increase Risk of Dental Caries During Early Adulthood

5.0% more pancreatic fat compared to those in trajectory 1, respectively.Girls in trajectory 2 had a median of 15.3% more pancreatic fat percentage compared to boys in trajectory 1 (p<0.1).Conclusions: This pilot study suggests that BMI patterns from early childhood may increase the risk of developing non-alcoholic fatty pancreas disease.Future studies should include a bigger sample and include covariates as sedentary behavior, unhealthy dietary patterns, hormonal processes and genetic predisposition.