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Postings for Jan 16-22, 2012

News, Reports, Resources
(OurWeb Sharing Tools pagesarchives the resources noted here)
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Blog Post (Jan 22-11) Turns out school food initiatives can be difficult to swallow http://ow.ly/1EHR8G

News Release (Jan 22012) UK first annual Children's Food conference launches the work of the Children's Food Trust http://ow.ly/1EHEaO

Policy Doc WHO Plan for Elimination of schistosomiasis http://ow.ly/1EHDwg

News Story (Jan 22-12) NHS changes: Clegg says plans must go ahead in the UK http://ow.ly/1EHDjz

Policy Doc WHO Plan on Mental Health http://ow.ly/1EHD3L

Blog Post (Jan 21-12) 1 in 5 Americans Experienced a Mental Illness in Past Year http://ow.ly/1EHCBj

Policy Doc Monitoring framework and targets for the prevention and control of NCDs (WHO) http://ow.ly/1EHCoE

News Release (Jan 20-12) GLSEN Releases Toolkit to Prepare Teachers for Teaching About Respect in Elementary Schools http://ow.ly/1EHATj

News Story (Jan 18-12|) Margaret Chan nominated for a second term to be WHO Director-General http://ow.ly/1EHAtn

News Story (Jan 20-12) WHO Board Sets up Monitoring of Maternal and Child Health http://ow.ly/1EHz2Y

News Story (Jan 19-12) Student inspires classmates through anti-bullying posts on lockers http://ow.ly/1EHyCm

Blog Post (Jan 20-12) Tobacco Prevention Saves Money http://ow.ly/1EHyr6

Report Strategies and practices for differentiating instruction http://ow.ly/1EHynI

News Story (Jan 20-12) Poor children who get high-quality day care do better in school: Study http://ow.ly/1EHy2O

News Story (Jan 20-12) Apple Unveils E-Textbook Strategy for K-12 http://ow.ly/1EHxHD

Web Site Canadian Network for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health http://ow.ly/1EHxh4

News Story (Jan 16-12) Canadian PM urges premiers to put health funding issue aside http://ow.ly/1EbjeW

News Story (Jan 17-12) Postponing parenthood could have serious consequences, warns new study http://ow.ly/1EbiWj

News Story (Jan 11-12) Cyberbullying a problem around the globe: Poll http://ow.ly/1Ebii3

News Story (Jan 17-12) IWK Dalhousie to hold Sessions to support grieving kids, teens http://ow.ly/1EbhgU

News Story (Jan 17-12) Obesity rates in US finally leveling off http://ow.ly/1EHT2W

News Story (Jan 17-12) US obesity epidemic shows no signs of reversing course, reports on kids and adults show http://ow.ly/1Ebh5T

News Story (Jan 17-12) Canadian Premiers announce health innovation working group http://ow.ly/1Ebgjw

News Story (Jan 16-12) Windsor Ontario Catholic board absenteeism costs millionshttp://ow.ly/1EbfXu

Editorial (Jan 15-12) The crusade against cupcakes – and common sense http://ow.ly/1Eb7MB

News Story (Jan 17-12) Junk food in schools not making kids fat: Study http://ow.ly/1Eb79Q

Conference Safe Schools Saskatoon Mar 22-23, 2012 http://ow.ly/1E7AoB

Planning Guide (Online) Scaling Up School and Community Partnerships http://ow.ly/1E7xPO


Article: Whole-school mental health promotion and students’ academic performance (Child & Ado MH, Jan 2012) http://ow.ly/1ED2px

Article. Competitive Food Sales in Schools and Childhood ObesityA Longitudinal Study (Soc of Ed, 1-12) http://ow.ly/1EftXE

Articles from January 2012 Issue of International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition & Physical Activity
  • Direction of the association between body fatness and self-reported screen time in Dutch adolescents
  • Health related knowledge and preferences in low socio-economic kindergarteners
Articles from January 2012 Issue of Public Health Nutrition
  • Editorial 2012 Starting with Obesity
  • How do we turn policy into action? World Nutrition Congress
  • Reference curves for BME, waist circumference and waist to height ratio for Azorean adolescents
  • Defining the complexity of childhood obesity and related behaviors within the family using structural equation modelling
  • Diet quality, physical activity, body weight and health related quality of life among grade 5 students in Canada
  • Relationship between processed foods and metabolic syndrome in Brazilian adolescents
  • Measures of the home environment related to childhood obesity: A systematic review
  • Prevalence of stunting among pre-school children 1990-2020
Articles from January 2012 Issue of Journal of Science & Medicine in Sport
  • Physical activity and screen time behaviour in metropolitan, regional and rural adolescents: A -sectional study of Australians aged 9–16 years
  • Correlation between BMI and motor coordination in children
  • Voices in the playground: A qualitative exploration of the barriers and facilitators of lunchtime play
Articles from Issue #1, 2012 of Food Science Education
  • Food Science Education Publications and Websites(page 2)
Articles from January 2012 Issue of American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
  • Low-income Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program participation is related to adiposity and metabolic risk factors
  • Increasing food acceptance in the home setting: a randomized controlled trial of parent-administered taste exposure with incentives
  • A novel fortified blended flour, corn-soy blend “plus-plus,” is not inferior to lipid-based ready-to-use supplementary foods for the treatment of moderate acute malnutrition in Malawian children
Articles in Issue #1, 2012 of European Journal of Clinical Nutrition
  • The contribution of breakfast cereals to the nutritional intake of the materially deprived UK population
  • Estimating the global and regional burden of suboptimal nutrition on chronic disease: methods and inputs to the analysis
Articles in January 2012 Issue of Journal of Nutrition
  • Correcting for Inflammation Changes Estimates of Iron Deficiency among Rural Kenyan Preschool Children
  • The East African Food Crisis: Did Regional Early Warning Systems Function?
  • Evidence in Multiple Micronutrient Nutrition: From History to Science to Effective Programs
  • The Historical Evolution of Thought Regarding Multiple Micronutrient Nutrition
  • Identifying Nutritional Need for Multiple Micronutrient Interventions
  • Evidence for Multiple Micronutrient Effects Based on Randomized Controlled Trials and Meta-Analyses in Developing Countries
  • Identifying Potential Programs and Platforms to Deliver Multiple Micronutrient Interventions
  • Use of Nutritional Biomarkers in Program Evaluation in the Context of Developing Countries
  • Program Experience with Micronutrient Powders and Current Evidence
  • Translating Research into Action: WHO Evidence-Informed Guidelines for Safe and Effective Micronutrient Interventions
  • Multiple Micronutrient Interventions Are Efficacious, but Research on Adequacy, Plausibility, and Implementation Needs Attention
Articles in Issue #1, 2012 of Infant, Child & Adolescent Nutrition
  • Editorial: Change Is Growth
  • Calcium and Vitamin D Supplementation in Adolescents:A Practical Review of the New Recommendations
  • Health Measures and Diet in Mexican American Adolescents in Chicago:An Exploration of Relationships
  • Book Review: ADA Pocket Guide to Eating Disorders



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