Factors that shape dietary intake in children in the context of increasing risk for obesity development DOI Open Access
Michael I. Goran, Alexandra Descarpentrie, Shana Adise

et al.

Pediatric Obesity, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: March 6, 2025

The development of obesity in childhood is the result interplay between a complex array multi-level factors, one which dietary intake. However, intake itself impacted by many factors operating at different levels. This special issue brings together collection papers that examine various influencing children's Rather than issuing call for papers, this came organically based on regular submissions, highlighting growing body research dedicated to understanding how habits can contribute risk. These represent studies have focused external (e.g., fast-food environment, ongoing rapid proliferation ultra-processed foods) and social role parents schools, stress adversity) behavioural reward gratification, sleeping behaviour) genetic as well maternal promote intra-generational transmission. summarized Figure 1. In time when continues rise globally, these may shed light complexity main drivers, namely Below we summarize latest areas resulting from Special Issue.

Language: Английский

Factors that shape dietary intake in children in the context of increasing risk for obesity development DOI Open Access
Michael I. Goran, Alexandra Descarpentrie, Shana Adise

et al.

Pediatric Obesity, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: March 6, 2025

The development of obesity in childhood is the result interplay between a complex array multi-level factors, one which dietary intake. However, intake itself impacted by many factors operating at different levels. This special issue brings together collection papers that examine various influencing children's Rather than issuing call for papers, this came organically based on regular submissions, highlighting growing body research dedicated to understanding how habits can contribute risk. These represent studies have focused external (e.g., fast-food environment, ongoing rapid proliferation ultra-processed foods) and social role parents schools, stress adversity) behavioural reward gratification, sleeping behaviour) genetic as well maternal promote intra-generational transmission. summarized Figure 1. In time when continues rise globally, these may shed light complexity main drivers, namely Below we summarize latest areas resulting from Special Issue.

Language: Английский

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