Tag: childhood obesity
'Study Concludes Sweet Tooth Hard-wired at Birth, Suggesting Some People At A Greater Risk For Obesity
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'Two Breakfasts are Better Than None: Skipping Breakfast Results in Higher Weight Gain Compared to Those Who Ate Twice
A Study say that eating two breakfasts is actually better than skipping the morning meal. Skippers tend to gain more weight than those who ate twice. -
'Having Younger Siblings Linked to Lower Obesity Rates
A study found that children with younger siblings tend to have lower chances of becoming obese. -
'Study: Children Who Eat Veggies are Likely to Eat Junk Food
Researchers from Ohio State University recently found out that kids who regularly eat fruit and vegetables, as well as dairy products, are no less likely to eat foods rich in sugar, salt, and fat as those who rarely eat healthy foods. -
'British Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt Wants Stricter Junk Food Ads
The UK government is really focusing on health, after numerous studies show alarming results, especially on children. -
'Mothers' Anti-Obesity Attitude Influences Toddlers
A few studies have already attempted to explain this significant change and offer solutions to solve the growing issue. Moreover, a study from New Zealand's University of Otago found out that toddlers are picking up on the anti-obesity attitudes of their mothers. It was observed that older toddlers (as young as 32 months) develop their attitudes according to their mothers' attitude to obesity. -
'Childhood Obesity Expenses Soar
A recent study revealed that childhood obesity comes with an estimated price tag of $19,000 per child compared to the lifetime medical costs of a normal weight child.
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