A team of researchers from the university evaluated three policy options to reduce consumption of trans fats in England - a total ban on trans fats in all processed foods or better food labeling; o
The study found that unhealthy diet accounts for 10.8% of the overall disease burden, whilst tobacco accounts for 10.7%.
The research produced the ‘most conclusive evidence to date’ that people consume more food when offered larger sized portions or when they use larger items of tableware.
The Sunday Times reported that the support came as 500 headteachers signed an open letter to the newspaper calling on the Government to extend the scheme to all children up to the age of 11.
Almost one quarter (23%) of parents with children eating a free infant meal say the main benefit to their child is the greater variety of food they will now eat.
Simon Stevens, chief executive of the NHS, told the NHS to ‘put its own house in order’ earlier this month at the NHS Innovation Expo and ordered national action by NHS England and Public Health En
The Daily Mail reported that schools had been forced to utilise other budgets to subsidise the programme and suggested it could be scrapped, whilst The Telegraph said uptake rates
Experts believe that a tax of 7p per regular sized can of soft drink with added sugar could generate £1 billion per year.
Simon Stevens, chief executive of the NHS, has told the health service to ‘put its house in order’ by ensuring hospitals are not adding to the obesity crisis by serving up unhealthy food, during a
The latest analysis from PHE’s National Cardiovascular Health Intelligence Network (NCVIN) estimates 5,047,891 adults in England are pre-diabetic, also known as non-diabetic hyperglycaemia, meaning