Publisher's Synopsis
Threads That Bind: Insights into Childhood Obesity is an essential collection for practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and concerned parents alike. Each article within this comprehensive volume intricately explores the multifaceted phenomenon of childhood obesity. With a foreword delving into the pivotal roles of genetics, socio-economic factors, and public health strategies, the book aims to illuminate the broader societal, genetic, behavioral, and environmental influences contributing to this widespread issue. Key topics include the impact of maternal health, the promising potential of epigenetic biomarkers in saliva, geographic and socio-economic disparities, and the critical nature of early and culturally sensitive health dialogues. Other articles emphasize the significant role of policy and provide practical insights from frontline experiences in school environments. Together, these findings offer a holistic view, underscoring that childhood obesity extends beyond physical measures, demanding a deep understanding for effective intervention and meaningful policy change.
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