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【正文】 ost significant amounts of weight over 6 and 24 months Parent Weight Change as a Predictor of Child Weight Change in FamilyBased Behavioral Obesity Treatment ? Parents who lost the most weight had children who lost the most weight. Parent Weight Change as a Predictor of Child Weight Change in FamilyBased Behavioral Obesity Treatment ? Conclusions: ? “Parent zBMI change was a significant predictor of child zBMI change over 6 and 24 months.” ? “…youth benefit the most from parents who lose the most weight in familybased behavioral programs.” ? “…support the inclusion of parents into familybased programs for their children.” Reducing children?s television viewing to prevent obesity: A randomized controlled trial. T. Robinson JAMA 282:15611567 (1999) Reducing children?s television viewing to prevent obesity: A randomized controlled trial. ? Many observational studies have found associations between television viewing and child/adolescent adiposity. ? Reviewed in AAP?s Policy Statement ? Pediatrics 112:424430 (2022) ? 25% children watch 4hrs TV/day ? BMI of children who watch 4hrs per day significantly greater than those watching 2hrs per day ? TV in child?s bedroom significant predictor of overweight Reducing children?s television viewing to prevent obesity: A randomized controlled trial. ? 192 3rd amp。 4th grade children in two matched public elementary school ? Intervention group ? 18lesson, 6month classroom curriculum to reduce TV, videotape, and videogame use ? Measures at 0 and 8 months Reducing children?s television viewing to prevent obesity: A randomized controlled trial. ? Compared to controls, children in intervention group had statistically significant relative decreases in BMI, TSF, waist circumference, and W/H ratio. Reducing children?s television viewing to prevent obesity: A randomized controlled trial. ? The intervention significantly decrease children?s television viewing and video game use. Reducing children?s television viewing to prevent obesity: A randomized controlled trial. ? However, reducing television viewing did not significantly reduce: ? Frequency of snacking in front of TV ? Daily servings of highfat foods ? Or increase ? Overall physical activity ? Fitness ? “Reducing television… may be a promising, populationbased approach to help prevent childhood obesity.” Useful references ? American Academy of Pediatrics – Policy Statement ? Pediatrics 112:424430(2022) ? Society for Nutrition Education ? Guidelines for Childhood Obesity Prevention Programs: Promoting Healthy Weight in Children ? J. Nutr. Ed. Behav. 35:13 (2022) ? Childhood and Adolescent Overweight: The Health Professional?s Guide to Identification, Treatment, and Prevention. ? M Mullen amp。 J Shield ? ADA 202
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