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FACULTY
DR. BHAGWAN WASKEL SIR
RESEARCH DR. GEETA SHIVRAM MA’AM
METHODOLOGY
UNDER DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE POST GRADUATES
DR. ARUNENDRA
DEEPANKAR SIR
MADE BY :-
DR. PARAKH JATAV MA’AM
PARTH KHANDELWAL (100)
MRITYUNJAY SOLANKI (90)
MOHIT CHOUDHARY (88)
NIRMAL PATIDAR (95)
TITLE
INTRODUCTION
Junk food consumption and its consequences has become a major public health concern globally because of its deteriorating
health consequences and surging prevalence. Though its adverse health consequences are widely prevalent in all age groups,
children and adolescents are more at risk. It may lead to obesity and act as a risk factor for different non-communicable
diseases (NCD's) like heart diseases, cardiovascular disease, cancer, hypertension, diabetes, etc.
According to WHO more than 300 million children 5-19 Yrs of age were overweight or obese in 2016.
Obesity has been declared an epidemic that does not discriminate based on age, gender, or ethnicity and thus needs urgent
containment and management.
Furthermore, access to this palatable diet attenuated the physiological effects of acute stress (restraint), indicating that it
could act as a comfort food.
OBJECTIVES
o TO ASSESS THE ADVERSE EFFECTS OF JUNK FOOD CONSUMPTION IN THE STUDY SUBJECTS
o EXCLUSION CRITERIA – (1) AGE LESS THAN 10 AND MORE THAN 15 YEARS
(2) NOT RESIDING IN ___________ DISTRICT
RESOURCES
Questionnaire
preparation
Clearance from HOD