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par Dee Larso Il y a 14 années

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Childhood Obesity

Childhood obesity is influenced by multiple factors including lifestyle choices, diet, and parental guidance. Lack of sleep and physical activity, as well as high consumption of fast food and soft drinks, significantly contribute to the problem.

Childhood Obesity

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How is Childhood Obesity prevented?

Nutrition

Labeling fast food?

Banning Fast Food Advertising

Do fast food restaurants intentially market junk food to kids?

Soft-drinks increase C.O.

Increased consumption of fruits and veggies decreased C.O.

Parent Neglect increases C.O.

Physical Abuse

Mental Abuse

Do Latch-Key Kids have more prevelence of C.O.?

Breast Feeding decreases C.O.

Lack of Sleep increases C.O.

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Video Game Playing increases C.O.

Are games to blame or the fact the parents use them as diversional activities to blame?

TV Viewing increases C.O.

Should Parents censor children's viewing habits?

Should Fast Food Advertisements be banned?

Subopic

Lack of Physical Activity increases C.O.

Recreation Centers should promote physical activities

Prevention

Action Plans

Where should they be implemented?

Family Education

Home

Heathcare Providers

Health Risks

Who is Responsible??

Schools

Recreation Centers

Government

Health risks have been exaggerated?