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... 2007 children ’ s survey, a cross sectional study, showed no relationship between overweight status and sugar sweetened beverage consumption on the day of the survey, although there was a significant ... See full document

... SSB intake at 6 years was more than twofold greater among children who consumed any SSBs during infancy versus non – SSB ...SSB intake at 6 years in the current multivariable model found a weaker but ... See full document

... 11, obesity has a clear and measurable impact on ...of obesity on girls’ self-perception was seen in their lower scores in these domains and their reduced social ...between obesity and self-per- ... See full document

... and obesity, portion sizes of foods served inside and outside the home have increased (Piernas & Popkin ...to children have increased over ...by Australian children aged 2-16 years, ... See full document

... with obesity and other diseases, little is known on the effectiveness that strategies alone or as part of multi-component programmes have had to influence this particular dietary behaviour across all ...water ... See full document

... sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) intake to obesity in older children and ...and obesity among preschool-age ...youngest children? Equally important, how can these policies be ... See full document

... and obesity, have risen dramatically in Canada in recent years [2, ...3]. Beverage intake, which is a component of diet, has an important influence on health and on risk for diet-related ...diabetes, ... See full document

... childhood obesity: 2 individual variables (sugar- sweetened beverage intake, meeting PA guidelines), 4 familial variables (number of BMI-defined obese parents, number of parents with abdominal ... See full document

... in children with ADPKD diagnosed by screening or presenting with symptoms ” (Pediatric Nephrology: November 2010) by Mekahli, et al, renal outcomes were compared among children with autosomal dominant ... See full document

... analysis because it is not part of the US Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrient Database categories. For the purposes of this analysis, the beverages were con- verted and reported as ounces, rather than grams, as ... See full document

... childhood obesity need to consider interventions to help parents and care- givers provide learning and cognitively stimulating home environments for ...influence children ’ s physical activity and ... See full document

... robust data from this method, which may be more appropriate to use cross-culturally and with low-income participants [55] as well as with those who may be cau- tious about engaging in a study or for whom literacy is an ... See full document

... dietary intake (e.g. total energy, fat intake, fruit, vegetable, snack, fast food, cal- cium, fiber or soft drink consumption) as the dependent variable(s); the papers had to include enough statistical data ... See full document

... advertising to children, but rather alter the form of food and beverage. marketing the children and youth are exposed too[r] ... See full document

... daily intake of sugar drinks declined by 68 kcal in 2- to 5-year-olds, 71 kcal in 6- to 11-year-olds, and 84 kcal in 12- to ...caloric intake of fast food from restaurants decreased by 64 kcal among 2- to ... See full document

... in children and adolescents who are overweight and ...were children and adolescents who depend on the authorization of their parents or tutors, who have demonstrated de fi cient knowledge of familial chronic ... See full document

... and children completed the survey. Parents and children were told by the interviewers that there were no right or wrong answers, and that we were only interested in their ...International Obesity ... See full document

... juice intake cate- gory ( ...juice intake (,12 ounces/day vs $12 ounces/ day) does not interfere with children’s linear ...juice intake and child’s stature (height) contradict the findings reported ... See full document

... weight. Children needed to select one of these answers, in order to assess their own perception of their actual ...and obesity and their perception of their child body ...“Overweight children are ... See full document

... The NFCS77 and CSFII89 surveys collected 1 day of intake by in-home, interviewer-administered, 24-hour recall, and 2 additional days of self-administered 1-day food records. The CSFII96 collected two ... See full document