Category: Obesity

Obesity in the UK maternity services is the biggest issue faced today, with complications in labour causing concern as well as added costs on the National Health Service (NHS) (Ziauddeen & Alwan, 2019). In the past decade, obesity in pregnant women has doubled from around 22% in 2010 to 44% in 2018 (Desk, 2019). It…

The study of obesity is a relatively new interdisciplinary academic
eld. The community college library shelves should contain two types of resources. First, several kinds of reference materials, and second, a host of broader materials that place the discussion of obesity within a cultural framework. This overview is divided into two major sections, the
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Obesity is a growing issue facing todays society. There are many reasons for this growing issue. This is due in part to genetics and diets. Obesity has taken its toll on every country across the globe in many ways. Obesity is a huge issue that varies in severity based on location. Each region may have…

Numbers of individuals identified as overweight and obese are escalating at a concerning rates and these circumstances are associated with various psychological and physiological health complications. Obesity is operationally defined as having a body mass index (BMI) of >30.0 kg/height in m2 (Bean, Stewart & Olbrisch. 2008). It is accompanied by increased risk of discrimination…

Obesity is a complex and often intractable problem, and Americas obesity epidemic continues to have serious health and cost consequences for individuals, their families and out nation, said Trust for Americas Health CEO John Auerbach. The obesity rate continues to rise over the years as it has been for decades. It is defined as an…

The study of obesity is a relatively new interdisciplinary academic
eld. The community college library shelves should contain two types of resources. First, several kinds of reference materials, and second, a host of broader materials that place the discussion of obesity within a cultural framework. This overview is divided into two major sections, the
rst…

Table of Contents Introduction Sample/Setting Sampling Strategy Research Design Conclusion References Introduction The problem of obesity in African-American women aged between 40 and 65 continues growing and challenging many nurses and public health workers. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2017), approximately 56% of black women older than 20 are obese and…

Table of Contents Introduction Discussion of the authors claims Alternative ideas Statement of research hypothesis Studying the hypothesis Finding supporting the models Research limitations References Introduction Currently, many nations across the globe experience several socio-economic and health challenges. Opocher and Steedman (2009) note that people in the US encounter challenges like increasing unemployment, rising costs…

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Table of Contents Introduction The Social Well-Being of Overweight People Conclusion Work Cited Introduction Obesity is a global health problem; this problem of obesity in modern times is becoming more and more urgent. I believe that the relevance and social significance of the problem of obesity is determined by the threat of disability of young…