Coronavirus Chronicles — When Hope Is Sparse
By and large, parents are suffering from the demands of multitasking, trying to pay the bills, and being in charge of their kids’ screen time and exercise.
Coronavirus Chronicles — The Eat Less, Move More Dilemma
For people who always found it difficult to “eat less,” life is more problematic than ever. The “move more” part of the old equation is also disrupted.
Coronavirus Chronicles — Obesity, Poverty, Race
Today’s topic is the intersections between obesity, poverty, race, and coronavirus.
Coronavirus Chronicles — If Only We Had Listened
Obesity exacerbates coronavirus, and at the same time, the virus worsens the obesity. That’s bad enough, but the immune system also goes into overdrive.
Coronavirus Chronicles — When the Cupboard Is Bare
In these difficult times, people are experiencing different combinations of inconvenience and misery because of the unsettling, frightening instability.
Autumn Surprise
Summer vacation can be a recipe for extra pounds, and many young people return to school in worse shape that when the previous term ended.
Parents Confused by Childhood Obesity Issues
Is it any wonder that parents turn away from the complicated issue of childhood obesity in despair, and spend their energy addressing other problems?
Taste and Training
Childhood Obesity News has been looking at the development of thought around the subject of food deserts and their impact on the low-income neighborhoods.
The Importance of Meaningful Metrics
When it comes to the food accessibility research, scientists should agree on measurement standards as their decisions might translate into public policy.
Food Desert Solutions With Problems
When it comes to food deserts in major cities, there are problems that have solutions, and there are solutions that have problems.