Childhood Obesity 1st Edition

Capture urgent attention on a vital health issue with Childhood Obesity, 1st Edition by Luis A. Moreno. This compelling guide brings clarity to one of the 21st century’s most pressing pediatric challenges, offering actionable insights for clinicians, educators, parents, and policy-makers across Europe, Latin America, North America and beyond.

Grounded in current research and real-world practice, the book explains causes, risk factors, and long-term consequences of excess weight in children. Clear chapters move from epidemiology and metabolic effects to behavioral, nutritional, and environmental drivers—helping readers understand why childhood obesity is rising in both high-income and emerging countries and what interventions truly work.

Practical yet evidence-based, the text translates complex science into strategies: screening and assessment tips, prevention frameworks for schools and communities, family-centered nutritional guidance, and public health policy considerations. Case examples and population-level perspectives make it useful for pediatricians, dietitians, public health professionals, and social scientists seeking regionally adaptable solutions.

You’ll appreciate the book’s readable style and its emphasis on measurable outcomes—ideal for professionals designing programs or parents seeking reliable direction. Whether you’re in clinical practice, academia, or community health, this edition equips you to act decisively against a global epidemic affecting children’s futures.

Make an informed investment in child health: add Childhood Obesity, 1st Edition by Luis A. Moreno to your professional library and gain the knowledge to shape healthier generations.

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