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Russell Jago

Bristol
As seen in: Nature, Wiley Online Library, Archives of Disease in Childhood, BMJ Open, MDPI, The BMJ, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), The International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, EClinicalMedicine
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Do the effects of interventions aimed at the prevention of childhood obesity reduce inequities? A re-analysis of randomized trial data from two Cochrane reviews

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By Jennifer Palmer, Francesca Spiga, Russell Jago, Carolyn Summerbell
| EClinicalMedicine Verified
Keywords Meta-analysis Health inequities Childhood obesity prevention Evidence before this study A core principle of any public health guidance is to minimize health inequalities. Two previous studies of the effects of interventions aiming to prevent obesity in children and young people, by promoting physical activity or a healthy diet, found that such interventions do not increase health inequalities.
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Feasibility of engaging parents attending an adult weight management programme with child weight management support: a mixed methods study

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By Ruth Mears, Aidan Searle, Deborah Sharp, Russell Jago
| The BMJ Verified
Child weight management programmes should involve the family, be multicomponent and tailored to individual needs, but recruitment of families is challenging. Despite the known increased risk of overweight in children where a parent is overweight and the focus on ‘family-based programmes’ for children living with obesity, adult weight management programmes do not routinely link into child weight management services.
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Cross‐sectional and prospective associations of sleep duration and bedtimes with adiposity and obesity risk in 15 810 youth from 11 international cohorts - Collings - - Pediatric Obesity - Wiley Online Library

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By Paul J Collings, Anders Grøntved, Russell Jago, Susi Kriemler
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Summary Objectives To investigate associations of bedtimes and sleep durations with adiposity levels in children and adolescents. Methods Individual data were pooled for 12 247 children (5819 with follow-up adiposity at 2.3 ± 1.4 years post-baseline) and 3563 adolescents from 11 international studies.
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