With Obesity, Four Out of 10 Students in Basic School: David Kershenobich

The strategy of conducting clinical evaluations on basic education students has so far shown that 39 percent of them have obesity problems and 38 percent suffer from visual weakness, Health Secretary David Kershenobich reported during the presidential conference.

THE VALLE Almost 4 out of 10 school-age children in Mexico suffer from obesity and diabetes, according to Health Secretary David Kershenobich. The official stressed that this is a serious problem that the authorities are trying to solve. “Approximately in the children that have been reviewed in schools, we have a problem of 39% obesity and we have 38% diabetes in the children that have been reviewed so far,” the official said during the presiden…

The federal secretary of health, David Kershenobich, warned about the risks of excessive sugar consumption since childhood, noting that this practice is directly related to the development of obesity, overweight, type 2 diabetes and dental caries. During the conference “The morning of the people”, led by President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, the official explained that the sugar activates biological processes such as the release of dopamine, genera…

After the ban on the sale of junk food, soft drinks and sugary drinks inside public schools, the Secretary of Health (Ssa), David Kershenobich, warned about the high incidence of diseases related to the consumption of sugars in childhood. In this sense, he announced that 39 percent of minors [...] The position In Mexico, 39% of minors are overweight and obese: Ssa first appeared on Contralínea.

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CDMX.- David Kershenobich Stalnikowitz, head of the Ministry of Health, reported that about 39 percent of minors who have been evaluated as part of the “Vive Saludable, Vive Feliz” strategy in educational establishments have obesity. Health authorities presented a report on the first evaluations carried out as part of this program, and also highlighted that about 38% have visual weakness.