


Weight gain risk after less sleep The Press Association - Scientists found that the loss of one hour's sleep doubled the chances of being overweight in children and teenagers. The trend was most pronounced when ... |
Fit to Be Taught, Vol. 40 Education World, CT - Weight Issues Can Affect Schoolwork A Philadelphia study found that overweight children have lower scores in certain tests and are less inclined to join ... |
At War with Deception: How to Feed Kids Right Epicurious - Not only are we teaching our kids to "eat your brownies, they're good for you" (in a country where a third of kids are obese or overweight and perhaps the ... |
Kids Revolt Against the Fast Food Nation with Launch of 'Jr. Chefs ... MarketWatch - Each episode promises to teach kids how to properly and safely prepare quick and delicious recipes ranging from "Kickin' Chicken," "Veggie Wraps" and "Party ... |
Kids learning to cook in class to combat obesity Arizona Republic, AZ - Answer: According to the 2003 National Survey of Children's Health, 30 percent of Arizona children age 10 through 17 were overweight or at-risk for becoming ... |
In The Market In The Market For Good Health RedOrbit, TX - Six of the 10 leading causes of death in Lancaster County are attributed to overweight and obesity, says Alice Yoder, LG director of community health. ... |
Health Department to Mail Info Packets RedOrbit, TX - Tomlinson said they tried to include recipes for different meals, as well as family-oriented selections that kids would eat. The DVD features three local ... |
Startup uses video games to heal young people San Francisco Chronicle, USA - Now it's designing a game to spur children to play actively, so they won't join the rising number of seriously overweight kids. ... |
'Taste of Dover' marks start of health celebration Dailyrecord.com, NJ - Chefs from ShopRite and the Young Chef's Academy of Sparta will show adults and kids how to prepare recipes that are quick, easy and nutritious. ... |
Search this blog ScienceBlogs - The highest age-adjusted prevalence of overweight (BMI greater than or equal to 25) was in Hawaiian/Latino men (88% ; n = 41) and black/Latina women (74.5% ... |