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Irregular sleep patterns affect snacking habits in adolescents
Adolescents with constant sleep duration variability, but not habitual sleep duration, have higher caloric and snack food consumption, according to recently published data.
Unbalanced diet, food insecurity increases children's risk for EBV
Certain dietary factors and food insecurity may increase children’s risk for Epstein-Barr virus infection, according to study findings in the Journal of Primary Care and Community Health.
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Increasing WHO anthropometry targets may reduce relapses of malnutrition in children
Higher anthropometry predicted long-term nutritional status in children with moderate acute malnutrition, regardless of therapy duration, according to new research data.
Pizza consumption contributed 20% of daily caloric intake among children
On days when it is consumed, pizza represented more than 20% of the daily intake of calories among children and adolescents, and increased the overall calorie intake for that day, according to a recent study.
Most infant/toddler snacks, desserts, juices contain high sodium, added sugar
Pediatricians should advise parents to look closely at food labels, as study results published in Pediatrics indicated a significant amount of toddler meals and commercial foods contain high sodium content or at least one added sugar.
Age at gluten introduction not linked to risk for celiac disease
Results from a prospective, multinational study indicate that age at first introduction to gluten is not an independent risk factor for celiac disease.
Fast-food labels with caloric, physical activity equivalents encouraged lower-calorie choices
Food menu labels that include caloric content may lead to parents ordering fast-food meals with a lower calorie count, and labels that include physical activity equivalents may be more likely to influence parents’ fast-food decisions, study data indicate.
Enteral nutrition outcomes reveal diet, microbiome and pediatric IBD link
ORLANDO, Fla. — Evidence supports partial enteral nutrition therapy and Crohn’s disease exclusion diet for treatment of pediatric Crohn’s disease, and these data can improve understanding of the link between diet, dysbiosis and pediatric IBD, according to a presenter at the Advances in IBD meeting.
FDA: Dietary supplements containing live bacteria, yeast dangerous for immunocompromised patients
The FDA has issued a warning about the risks associated with the use of dietary supplements containing live bacteria or yeast among immunocompromised patients.
Physical, social development common reasons for breastfeeding beyond 1 year
SAN DIEGO — Physical and social development are considered most important among mothers who choose to breast-feed their child beyond 1 year of age, according to research presented at the 2014 AAP National Conference and Exhibition.
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