US EditionNew childhood obesity guidelines: Obesity Canada on how they will help
- A new Canadian guideline for managing childhood obesity appeared in the CMAJ.
- Obesity Canada spearheaded this guideline, recognizing pediatric obesity as a complex condition.
- This four-year project involved over 50 experts, plus caregivers and adolescents.
- The guideline emphasizes family-oriented care; Dr. Johnston calls it 'shared and informed clinical decision-making'.
- The new guideline aims to diminish obesity rates and improve the quality of life.
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3 Simple Changes That Could Help Kids Beat Obesity, Starting at Birth
McMaster researchers identified six early-life factors that influence obesity risk in South Asian children. The study supports early intervention and policy changes to promote healthier development in at-risk populations. Researchers at McMaster University have identified six key factors during t
Obesity, early intervention possible by recognizing the signs
“Early identification of signs of eating disorders in young people allows for early intervention. Elements such as dietary exaggeration or restriction, excess physical activity, anxiety disorders, low self-esteem, social isolation. (BEND)
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New obesity guidelines for kids address when medication is an option
TORONTO - A new guideline for treating obesity in children and adolescents says medication can be helpful, but that health providers should prioritize addressing nutrition, exercise and psychological needs.
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