Local authorities and the NHS should do more to support families to
help them tackle the time-bomb of obesity in children and young people,
says NICE.
Families should be encouraged to eat healthily and be physically
active by taking up activities that children enjoy such as active play
and dancing, as well as reducing the amount of time spent playing
computer games and watching television.
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Wednesday 23 October 2013
Families need support to help tackle child obesity time-bomb
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