New National Childhood Measurement Programme data shows continued higher obesity prevalence in deprived areas

NHS Digital released its latest set of National Childhood Measurement Programme data this month, which shows that levels of obesity in children in deprived areas continue to be higher than more affluent areas. Dorothy Lepkowska explains

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Journal of family & child health.
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2024-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.12968/jfch.2024.1.3.148
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Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet
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New National Childhood Measurement Programme data shows continued higher obesity prevalence in deprived areas

Dorothy Lepkowska
Journal of family & child health.
Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet
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New National Childhood Measurement Programme data shows continued higher obesity prevalence in deprived areas

Dorothy Lepkowska
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NHS Digital released its latest set of National Childhood Measurement Programme data this month, which shows that levels of obesity in children in deprived areas continue to be higher than more affluent areas. Dorothy Lepkowska explains

Journal of family & child health.Vol. 1(3)
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Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet
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