Today’s Solutions: October 04, 2024

Oaxaca state in Mexico bans sa

Oaxaca state in Mexico bans sale of junk food to children to curb obesity

Future generations from the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca may steer clear of obesity-related health issues, thanks to a new law passed by state officials, banning the sale of junk food and sugary drinks to children, in an attempt to reduce high obesity and diabetes levels. Oaxaca is the first Read More...

Chileans now consume a lot les

Chileans now consume a lot less sugar after landmark public health law

The world’s toughest controls over the promotion of sugary drinks, brought in by a nation beset by obesity, have cut purchases by nearly a quarter in two years, research has shown.  Four years ago, the people of Chile were consuming more sugary drinks per head than any other country in the Read More...

Researchers may have finally f

Researchers may have finally found a way to wean kids off junk food

Good nutrition is essential for everyone, but it’s especially important for growing teenagers. However, due to the attractive and addictive nature of junk food, public-health researchers have been struggling for decades to get teens to adopt healthier diets. One of the biggest obstacles is the Read More...