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Liveable city report 2015 Final
Liveable city report 2015 Final
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Obesity<br />
Over a fifth of <strong>Cardiff</strong>’s adult population was considered obese in 2013-14.<br />
% of Adults who were Obese (Age Standardised),<br />
2013-14<br />
Though this places <strong>Cardiff</strong> below the Welsh average, and significantly lower<br />
than areas in the South Wales valleys, it remains a concerning issue.<br />
Source: Welsh Health Survey Lifestyle trends (2015) Public Health Wales<br />
% of Adults who were Obese (Age Standardised),<br />
2013-14<br />
Source: Welsh Health Survey Lifestyle trends (2015) Public Health Wales<br />
Physical Activity<br />
Over the last six years the percentage<br />
of adults who meet physical activity<br />
daily guidelines has dropped for men in<br />
<strong>Cardiff</strong>, falling behind the Welsh average,<br />
and has slightly increased for women<br />
reaching almost the same level as the<br />
Welsh average.<br />
% of adults who met physical activity daily<br />
guidelines in Wales<br />
Source: Welsh Health Survey Lifestyle trends (2015) Public Health Wales<br />
Healthy Eating<br />
There has been a fall in the number of<br />
adults who report eating five or more<br />
portions of fruit or veg the previous day<br />
and whilst relatively in line with the<br />
Welsh average this will be of growing<br />
concern given the decline in physical<br />
activity and gradual increase in obesity<br />
rates.<br />
% of adults who ate five or more portions of fruit<br />
and veg in the past week for <strong>Cardiff</strong> and Wales<br />
Source: Welsh Health Survey Lifestyle trends (2015) Public Health Wales<br />
Outcome 3: People in <strong>Cardiff</strong> are Healthy<br />
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