NPT Reports: Children's Health Crisis
Obesity | Children's Health Crisis | NPT Reports
Episode 3 | 54m 53sVideo has Closed Captions
NPT Reports: Children's Health Crisis - Obesity
20.6% of children in Tennessee are obese, the 6th highest rate in the nation. According to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the prevalence of obesity among children age 6-11 has risen from 4% in the late 1970's to nearly 20% in 2007-8. The third episode in NPT Reports: Children's Health Crisis - Obesity will explore the causes, consequences and possible solutions to this trend.
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NPT Reports: Children's Health Crisis is a local public television program presented by WNPT
NPT Reports: Children's Health Crisis
Obesity | Children's Health Crisis | NPT Reports
Episode 3 | 54m 53sVideo has Closed Captions
20.6% of children in Tennessee are obese, the 6th highest rate in the nation. According to the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the prevalence of obesity among children age 6-11 has risen from 4% in the late 1970's to nearly 20% in 2007-8. The third episode in NPT Reports: Children's Health Crisis - Obesity will explore the causes, consequences and possible solutions to this trend.
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