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Preventing Childhood Obesity
Page 2: Preventing Childhood Obesity Eviden
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Page 9 and 10: Contents 17 Socio-cultural issues a
Page 12 and 13: Contributors Mulugeta Abebe BSocSc
Page 14 and 15: Contributors C. Raina Elley BA(Hons
Page 16: Contributors Andr é M.N. Renzaho P
Page 20: PART 1 The c ontext This section of
Page 23 and 24: Chapter 1 Policy - makers face a se
Page 25 and 26: Chapter 1 possibly mediated through
Page 27 and 28: Chapter 1 Table 1.3 Prevalence of o
Page 29 and 30: Chapter 1 Impaired g lucose t olera
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Page 35 and 36: Chapter 2 other non - communicable
Page 37 and 38: Chapter 2 trade. There are provisio
Page 39 and 40: Chapter 2 The usefulness of data fo
Page 41 and 42: CHAPTER 3 Childhood o besity p reve
Page 43 and 44: Chapter 3 Obesity prevention:a life
Page 45 and 46: Chapter 3 should liaise with school
Page 47 and 48: Chapter 3 than $10 billion per year
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Page 51 and 52: Chapter 4 The b ad e ffects of m or
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Chapter 4 line between healthy and
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Chapter 4 Interventions that involv
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Chapter 4 office building 26 , to i
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CHAPTER 5 A h uman r ights a pproac
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Chapter 5 One way in which this rig
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Chapter 5 legally enforceable. 4 Al
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PART 2 Evidence synthesis Bringing
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CHAPTER 6 Evidence f ramework for c
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Evidence framework for childhood ob
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CHAPTER 7 Evidence of m ulti - s et
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Evidence of multi-setting approache
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Evidence of the infl uence of home
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CHAPTER 9 Obesity p revention in e
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Obesity prevention in early childho
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CHAPTER 10 Obesity p revention in p
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Obesity prevention in primary schoo
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Obesity prevention in secondary sch
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The prevention of childhood obesity
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CHAPTER 13 Links between c hildren
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Links between children’s independ
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CHAPTER 14 Evidence on the food env
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Evidence on the food environment an
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Food and beverage marketing to chil
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CHAPTER 16 Poverty, h ousehold f oo
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Poverty, household food insecurity
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Socio-cultural issues and body imag
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CHAPTER 18 Developing c ountries p
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Developing countries perspective on
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PART 3 Evidence g eneration and u t
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Chapter 19 Box 19.1 Methodological
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Chapter 19 innovation in interventi
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Chapter 19 The final stage of forma
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Chapter 19 However, it may be the c
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Chapter 19 13 Cook TD : The false c
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Chapter 20 forecasts about the grow
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Chapter 20 quality/ace_obesity.htm
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Chapter 20 Box 20.2 Key f eatures o
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Chapter 20 23 Craig BM , Tseng D :
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Chapter 21 determinants and tobacco
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Chapter 21 diet - consciousness and
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Chapter 21 Table 21.1 Criteria for
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Chapter 21 of chronic diseases. One
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CHAPTER 22 Knowledge t ranslation a
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Chapter 22 Select, tailor, implemen
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Chapter 22 Table 22.2 Questions to
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Chapter 22 The benefits lost are su
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CHAPTER 23 The r ole of a dvocacy J
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Chapter 23 Box 23.2 The Parents Jur
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Chapter 23 the data because of its
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Chapter 23 • Make a practical app
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PART 4 Policy and practice This fin
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CHAPTER 24 The role of policy in pr
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The role of policy in preventing ch
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Developing the political climate fo
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Community interventions—planning
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Community capacity building or cons
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Community capacity building environ
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Community capacity building Facilit
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Community capacity building drive i
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Community capacity building Referen
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CHAPTER 28 Social m arketing to p r
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Social marketing to prevent childho
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CHAPTER 29 Obesity in e arly c hild
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Obesity in early childhood and work
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CHAPTER 30 Working with s chools Go
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Working with schools Box 30.1 The C
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Working with schools mented by out
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CHAPTER 31 Working in p rimary c ar
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Working in primary care audited by
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Working in primary care Adolescence
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Working in primary care 20 Hughes A
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Working with minority groups in dev
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CHAPTER 33 Developing c ountry p er
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Developing country perspectives on
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Preventing childhood obesity: looki
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Index low 255; and cardiovascular d
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Index policy 205-6 portion control
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Index migration and migrants 277 ac
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Index sedentary lifestyle and behav
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