Over the past two decades, rates of adult and childhood obesity in the developed world have risen sharply. This study assembles the evidence for a geographical explanation of this trend, examining the ways in which environment and living conditions promote an imbalance of energy intake over energy expenditure.
Over the past two decades, rates of adult and childhood obesity in the developed world have risen sharply. This study assembles the evidence for a geographical explanation of this trend, examining the ways in which environment and living conditions promote an imbalance of energy intake over energy expenditure.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jamie Pearce, University of Edinburgh, UK and Karen Witten, Massey University, New Zealand
Inhaltsangabe
I: Introduction 1: Bringing a Geographical Perspective to Understanding the 'Obesity Epidemic' 2: The Emerging Obesity Epidemic: An Introduction 3: Contextual Determinants of Obesity: An Overview II: Food Environment and Obesity (Energy In) 4: Changing Food Environment and Obesity: An Overview 5: Understanding the Local Food Environment and Obesity 6: Childhood Obesity and the Food Environment III: Physical Activity, Environment and Obesity (Energy Out) 7: The Role of the Changing Built Environment in Shaping Our Shape 8: Understanding the Local Physical Activity Environment and Obesity 9: Childhood Obesity, Physical Activity and the Physical Environment IV: Obesogenic Environments and Policy Responses 10: Policy Responses and Obesogenic Food Environments 11: Policy Responses and the Physical Environment V: Future Research Challenges 12: Residential Environments and Obesity - Estimating Causal Effects 13: Measuring Obesogenic Environments - Representing Place in Studies of Obesity 14: Recourse to Discourse: Talk and Text as Avenues to Understand Environments of Obesity VI: Conclusions 15: Conclusions: Common Themes and Emerging Questions
I: Introduction 1: Bringing a Geographical Perspective to Understanding the 'Obesity Epidemic' 2: The Emerging Obesity Epidemic: An Introduction 3: Contextual Determinants of Obesity: An Overview II: Food Environment and Obesity (Energy In) 4: Changing Food Environment and Obesity: An Overview 5: Understanding the Local Food Environment and Obesity 6: Childhood Obesity and the Food Environment III: Physical Activity, Environment and Obesity (Energy Out) 7: The Role of the Changing Built Environment in Shaping Our Shape 8: Understanding the Local Physical Activity Environment and Obesity 9: Childhood Obesity, Physical Activity and the Physical Environment IV: Obesogenic Environments and Policy Responses 10: Policy Responses and Obesogenic Food Environments 11: Policy Responses and the Physical Environment V: Future Research Challenges 12: Residential Environments and Obesity - Estimating Causal Effects 13: Measuring Obesogenic Environments - Representing Place in Studies of Obesity 14: Recourse to Discourse: Talk and Text as Avenues to Understand Environments of Obesity VI: Conclusions 15: Conclusions: Common Themes and Emerging Questions
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