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UK Deprived Areas Suffer Double Burden With Higher Density of Unhealthy Food Outlets, Reveals AI Study

In the United Kingdom, a contrast has emerged between the food environments of affluent and deprived areas, according to a recent study using artificial intelligence to predict the healthiness of food menus across the nation. Researchers from the University of Cambridge have used advanced AI techniques to analyze nearly 55,000 food outlet menus available on…

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School Uniform Linked To Children Getting Less Exercise, Study Finds

Children were less likely to meet the recommended minimum of 60 minutes of physical activity a day in countries where school uniforms were the norm, researchers found.

United kingdomMairead ryanEsther van sluijsResearch council epidemiology unitWorld health organizationUniversity of cambridgeJournal of healthMedical research council epidemiology unitThe myth of woke classroom is turning schoolsLiz truss

Cambridge study says school uniforms may impede child activity

A Cambridge study suggests that children who wear school uniforms may be less physically active.

United kingdomMairead ryanEleanor busbyEsther van sluijsVan sluijsResearch council epidemiology unitCambridge universityCambridge university faculty of educationWorld health organisationBrian farmerMedical research council epidemiology unit

Experts explain why people tend to overeat when feeling low

Experts explain why people tend to overeat when feeling low
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Sugar tax saves more than 5,500 under-18s from teeth extractions

The sugar tax has saved thousands of children from having teeth removed, a study has revealed.

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