OUTCOMES
Health inequalities are defined as “differences in health status between individuals or groups, as measured by for example life expectancy, mortality or disease”. Both individual behaviour as environmental determinants are important factors, and indicative for the health gap.
WHAT are the differences in behaviour between the low and the high education group, and how do the indicators of that behaviour evolve after targeted interventions?
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Belgium
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
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France
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
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Bulgaria
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
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Greece
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
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Netherlands
Fruits &vegetables
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
SLEEP
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Portugal
Fruits &vegetables
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
SLEEP
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Romania
Fruits &vegetables
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
SLEEP
WHY is there a difference in behaviour between the low and the high education group, and how do these determinants of the social and physical environment of the child evolve after targeted interventions?
With the first sustainable changes in energy-balance related behaviour, EPHE sends a positive signal for the community-based approach in addressing childhood obesity in all populations.