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Obesity may increase risk of mental health problems
Obesity is associated with a 25 per cent increase in the risk of developing mood and anxiety disorders compared with people who arent obese, say US researchers.

 

(04-07-2006)
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Women warned that junk food in pregnancy may hit child's health·

Mothers who eat a junk-food diet in pregnancy may seriously damage the long-term health of their child, according to research published this week.
(03-07-2008)

Children's meals at theme parks 'shockingly' unhealthy

Children's meals at wildlife and theme parks, leisure centres and museums contain "shocking" levels of fat, salt and sugar, according to a report by the Local Government Association published today.
(02-07-2008)

UK and US guidelines on kids' physical activity levels need rethinking

Physical activity at the government-recommended level and obesity-related health outcomes: A longitudinal studyUK and US guidelines on how much physical activity children need to boost their health and stave off obesity need to be revised, conclude researchers in a study published ahead of print in the Archives of Disease in Childhood.
(30-06-2008)

Parents still think chips are a vegetable says survey

Some parents still believe that chips are a healthy vegetable, according to a new survey.
(29-06-2008)

children know more than parentsabout healthy eating campaigns

A Department of Health survey reveals that a third of parents say that their children know more than them about healthy eating campaigns.
(28-06-2008)

The danger of children who insist that they are fat

Forty per cent of girls aged 9 or 10 have been on diets, an expert claims. We look at a trend that is also increasing among boys
(27-06-2008)

Irish children fare well in health study

A new global study on the health of young people shows Irish children are doing well, compared to their counterparts in other countries.
(26-06-2008)

Fun way to healthy eating at Coventry school

COVENTRY'S Spon Gate Primary is the first school in the city to receive a new interactive healthy eating and nutrition pack.
(25-06-2008)

French minister attacks TV for tots

Gallic culture and communications minister Christine Albanel has called for greater awareness among broadcasters and parents of the potential dangers of TV aimed at very young children, such as U.S.-based channels Baby TV and BabyFirst.
(24-06-2008)

Food show set to get kids wriggling

Digital channel CBBC is to make a 13-part food series called Gastronuts that will encourage children to stew worms, catch farts in jars and bake toenail cakes.
(21-06-2008)

France urged to get tough on child health and eating

France may be seen as one of the world's gastronomic heartlands but it has not been immune to a problem seen in many Western countries - childhood obesity.
(19-06-2008)

Smoking in pregnancy more to blame for hyperactive children claims Welsh Researcher

PROBLEM hyperactivity in children is not down sugary foods, according to a Wales-based expert who specialises in eating behaviour.
(19-06-2008)

Steven Gerrard shows youngsters the healthy way to eat

The Premier League's Creating Chances scheme will again give non-profit making good causes the chance to "win" a top-flight footballer for the day.
(18-06-2008)

Mums with dyslexic daughters can now get free advice sheet.

Dyslexic girls may not be getting “a fair crack of the whip” when it comes to diagnosing their condition says one of the UK’s foremost authorities on dyslexia.
(17-06-2008)

Deadly fats: why are we still eating them?

Hydrogenated vegetable oil has been banned in two European countries but not ours.
(17-06-2008)
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