Sugar tax could slash childhood obesity by 10% - study finds
Researchers found that the Levy, due to be introduced in April 2018, could result in up to 144,000 fewer people with obesity, including 95,000 children.
Researchers found that the Levy, due to be introduced in April 2018, could result in up to 144,000 fewer people with obesity, including 95,000 children.
Obesity and malnutrition were the two main topics discussed by the likes of TUCO chair Matthew White, LACA chair Sally Shadrack and HCA chair Phil Shelley, among others.
In its first state of the nation report looking at how children in the UK eat today and the enormity of the task facing parents to get children eating more healthily, the Children’s Food Trust foun
Steve Cenci, managing director of healthcare at Compass Group UK & Ireland, said: “I am so glad we were able to give something back to the wonderful members of the Worthing Town Cryers who have
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The figures, calculated from National Diet and Nutrition Survey data, also found that four to 10 year olds are drinking the equivalent of almost half a bathtub full of sugary drinks each year.
The contract will run for three of the HCA’s annual leadership and development forums, commencing in 2018 at Celtic Manor, Wales.
The report looked at male ex-offenders who have trained for between six and 18 months at The Clink Restaurants at HMP High Down in Surrey, HMP Brixton in London and HMP Cardiff in Wales.
The Food Foundation has called for the ban of TV advertising on unhealthy food and drink up to the 9pm watershed, all forms of non-broadcast advertising of junk food to children, and stopping fas
A consultation has been launched, which could see England become the first country in the world to take action across its health service in this way, according to NHS England.