In England alone, 10.5% of children starting primary school are classed as obese, rising to 22% per cent by the time they are leaving primary school. This tracks into adulthood, with more than 64% of adults aged over 18 years estimated to be overweight or living with obesity.
A new BMA report, Improving the nation’s diet: the impact of ultra-processed food, examines the consequences of harmful dietary patterns, including rising consumption of
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In England alone, 10.5% of children starting primary school are classed as obese, rising to 22% per cent by the time they are leaving primary school. This tracks into adulthood, with more than 64% of adults aged over 18 years estimated to be overweight or living with obesity.
A new BMA report, Improving the nation’s diet: the impact of ultra-processed food, examines the consequences of harmful dietary patterns, including rising consumption of
About the Author: NHD Magazine
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