Lose the remote control - Unhealthy habits associated with TV
viewing. // Nursing Standard;5/24/2006, Vol. 20 Issue 37, p17
The article offers information regarding the number of hours
spent by a child in watching a television, which is a useful
indicator for a healthcare staff to identify risk of poor diet
and low physical activity level. In Australia, 25 percent of
children are classed as obese. The researchers... - Television
Viewing and Obesity in Adult Males. Tucker, Larry A.; Friedman,
Glenn M. // American Journal of Public Health;Apr89, Vol. 79
Issue 4, p516 Abstract: We estimated the extent to which time
spent watching television is associated with obesity and super-
obesity among 6,138 employed adult males. After adjustment for
age, smoking status, length of work week, measured physical
fitness, and reported weekly hours of exercise, people who... -
Lifestyle Cannot Be Overlooked in Obesity. // Nutrition Health
Review: The Consumer's Medical Journal;2005, Issue 93, p8 The
article reports that being ov