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- Low-carb and low-fat diets equally good for weight loss
Both low-fat and low-carb diets work equally well to help people lose weight over two years, new research has shown.
- Pregnancy-related diabetes: reducing the risk of complications
If you’re pregnant, it can be worrying to find out you have developed diabetes.
- Is your child a healthy weight?
You may have read reports this week that schools are to tell parents if their children have weight problems.
- Vital steps to combat a big problem
There are many reasons why schoolchildren are becoming fatter, less fit and less active: most are driven to school; they eat more junk food, consuming ever more fat, salt and sugar; parental fear means many young people stay indoors, and they devote more hours to watching TV and playing computer games than to playing sport.
- Junk food widely available at US elementary schools despite anti-obesity push - Washington Post
USA TODAYJunk food widely available at US elementary schools despite anti-obesity pushWashington PostNearly half of elementary school children can buy junk food at school, a trend that contributes to the childhood obesity epidemic and underscores the need for federal regulation of school snacks, according to a study published Monday in a pediatric .
- Baby-led weaning 'may cut obesity' - The Press Association
Sky NewsBaby-led weaning 'may cut obesity'The Press AssociationWeaning babies on finger foods rather than spoon-fed purees could prevent them becoming obese in later childhood, according to new research.
- Obesity could be INFECTIOUS: Gut microbe imbalance is catching, study finds - Daily Mail
Daily MailObesity could be INFECTIOUS: Gut microbe imbalance is catching, study findsDaily MailA study from Yale University found that both obesity and liver disease can be triggered by a family of proteins called inflammasomes that alter the balance of microbes in the stomach.
- Growing up fat is no fun: Childhood obesity is on the rise and parents ... - Daily Mail
Daily MailGrowing up fat is no fun: Childhood obesity is on the rise and parents .
- BSU: Hoosiers getting fatter, faster - WANE
International Business TimesBSU: Hoosiers getting fatter, fasterWANEMUNCIE, Ind.
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