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| Australia Should Be Looking At Prevention Approaches Rather Than Treatment When It Comes To Obesity A CQUniversity Professor of Physical Activity and Population Health says Australia should be looking at prevention approaches rather than treatment when it comes to obesity. Professor Kerry Mummery acknowledges the burden that obesity is currently placing on individuals and on the health care system, but calls for more support in prevention, rather than treatment programs. medicalnewstoday.com |
Steady Rates Of Obesity Not Good Enough - Australian Medical Association Today's news that the rate of childhood obesity in Australia has not increased in the last decade must not detract from the urgent need to reduce childhood obesity. Research results released today by the University of South Australia found that obesity rates among children levelled off in the late 1990s and have remained steady since. AMA President, Dr Rosanna Capolingua, said this was good news but not the answer to the overall problem. medicalnewstoday.com |
What’s the Skinny on the Heftier Stars? Hollywood’s pool of leading men is getting larger and not necessarily in a good way. nytimes.com |
Docs, nurses use and recommend diet supplements (Reuters) Reuters - Doctors and nurses commonly take vitamin, mineral, and other dietary supplements themselves, and recommend the same to their patients, results of a survey indicate. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Clemson Professor Receives Award To Study Effect Of Mothers' Obesity, Diabetes On Infants The National Institutes of Health has awarded Clemson University professor Maria Mayorga and Medical University of South Carolina professor Kelly Hunt a $735,000 grant to study the effects of a mother's obesity and diabetes on infant health in certain ethnic groups. medicalnewstoday.com |