Lifestyle and Risk of Heart Disease among Children and Adolescents

January 15th 2006

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The increasing prevalence of obesity among children and adolescents has placed the lifestyle of these age groups on the political agenda. An unhealthy lifestyle during childhood and adolescence, in particular unhealthy eating habits and physical inactivity, increases not only the risk of developing obesity but also, along with smoking, the risk of developing chronic diseases later in life.

Below is the link to an EHN review on this topic

Lifestyle and Risk of Heart Disease among Children - A Review

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