Наукові роботи молодих вчених. Кафедра громадського здоров'я та управління охороною здоров'я
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Item Dietary habits determining the occurrence of obesity among adolescents(2015-04-04) Pomohaibo, Kateryna; Kuznetsova, Dar’yWe carried out a survey of 122 adolescents who were diagnosed with obesity. The questionnaire included questions regarding diet, feeding behavior of the child. Diet of understudy children have shifted away from healthy foods such as fruits, vegetables to a much greater reliance on fast food, processed snack foods, and sugary drinks. Thus nutritional management plays an important role in both treatment and prevention of obesity and its complications.Item Effects of lifestyle obesity in adolescents(2015-11-11) Pomohaibo, Kateryna; Kuznetsova, Dar’yWe conducted a pilot survey of 30 children suffering from overweight school-age children in the October district of Kharkov. Results of the study analysis of personal data revealed that the nutritional status of children was irrational and hypercaloric, diet was dominated by solid fats and digestible carbohydrates. 55 % of children attend snack noodles. According to the study, it became known that 45 % lacked regular physical load. However, 60 % of teens spend an average 3.5 hours / day in front of TV or computer.Item The study lifestyle and dietary habits in overweight adolescents.(2016-04-22) Pomohaibo, Kateryna; Kuznetsova, Dar’yTelevision viewing, lack of physical activity, and intake of fast food and soft drinks are examined as potential contributing factors to the rapid increase in the prevalence of obesity in children and adolescents. Children should be helped to develop healthy nutrition and exercise habits early, since interventions are most effective when behaviors are still being formed. Prevention could be the key strategy for controlling the current epidemic of obesity Families and schools are the two most critical links in providing the foundation for those behaviors.