J A Olamijulo, K S Okunade, O Awofeso, C M Nwogu
Rupture of the Gravid Uterus: A Two-Decade Experience at a University Teaching Hospital in South-West, Nigeria
West African journal of medicine
objective describe prevalence healthy lifestyle behaviors hlbs two schoolage cohorts racialethnically diverse children methods using two early childhood longitudinal study cohorts eclsk 1999 2010 compared percentage change hlbs sleep physical activity screen time family meals child weight groups within racialethnic groups weight groups interest included healthy weight hw bmi 5th84th percentile overweight ow 85th94th obese ob 95th99th percentile severely obese 99th percentile results ow children within 2010 cohort reported greater percentage change range 20151 increase hlbs whereas hw children demonstrated lower percentage change range 62 87 increase ob children showed significant lower percentage change reducing screen time range 110 127 respectively hw latino children demonstrated least favorable trends overall declines noted 45 hlbs screen time noted greatest degree favorable change 214 across weight groups whereas adequate sleep duration demonstrated lowest favorable percentage change 228 conclusion fewer hw ob children participating recommended hlbs compared ow children 2010 recent health campaigns may helped providers prioritize identification counseling ow children yet data suggest may neglecting role hlb counseling ob hw children continued analysis social determinants impact hlbs schoolage hwob minority children inform best tailor counseling messages coming decades