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to Grub4life.org.uk- the complete nutrition resource for the early years and beyond. A website for anyone who cares about children's nutrition- and their own! A one stop shop for the whole family's nutrition.Grub4life offer a range of packages ...
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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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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)
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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)
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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)
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Some parents still believe that chips are a healthy vegetable, according to a new survey.
(29-06-2008)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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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)
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PROBLEM hyperactivity in children is not down sugary foods, according to a Wales-based expert who specialises in eating behaviour.
(19-06-2008)
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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)
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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)
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Hydrogenated vegetable oil has been banned in two European countries but not ours.
(17-06-2008)
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