Epidemiology Of Obesity In Children And Adolescents In China
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF OBESITY IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: PREVALENCE AND ETIOLOGY(2011)
Abstract
Over the past three decades, China, the world’s most populous country whose population accounts for one-fifth of the global
population, has enjoyed impressive economic developments. People in China have experienced many dramatic changes in their
lifestyles thanks to the increases in family income and availability of food as a result of China’s economic reform and the
growing global trade (CSSB 2008). Meanwhile, people’s lifestyles are becoming more sedentary compared to decades ago. Compared
to other groups, children and adolescents are likely to be affected to a greater extent by these changes, partially due to
China’s family planning policy, the so called “one child policy” initiated in the later 1970s, which enables parents and grandparents
to provide their children with more resources and care.
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