While product labelling and weight reduction drugs may help reduce childhood obesity problems, a healthy diet is the key to a child’s long-term health.
Once considered mainly an adult disease, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease has taken a striking turn as a risk for children and adolescents.
Researchers from Stanford University sought to evaluate the impact of school programs that actively encourage children to keep hydrated throughout the day.
While product labelling and weight reduction drugs may help reduce childhood obesity problems, a healthy diet is the key to a child’s long-term health.
Once considered mainly an adult disease, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease has taken a striking turn as a risk for children and adolescents.
Researchers from Stanford University sought to evaluate the impact of school programs that actively encourage children to keep hydrated throughout the day.