We have to change for children

[British Medical Journal Lancet has assessed the data prepared by a team of 40 independent children’s health professionals from around the world in the framework of the World Health Organization (WHO). In analysis, research results were included in 180 countries such as health, nutrition and training.

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According to the general conclusion that the research revealed; the progress continued for 20 years in the field of baby, child and adolescent health from 0-18 years and now the new generation lives under threat due to existing problems. Progress continues in advanced countries such as Norway, South Korea, Holland and France.

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The most problem will experience poor countries

[The study shows that rich countries have high scores on issues such as income inequality, carbon dioxide release, but ] they have low scores in additive rankings. Despite the fact that at least damage to the planet in terms of carbon dioxide release gives poor countries, the countries where climate change problems are experienced at the highest level are still poor. [

] ads of a unhealthy life]]

Uzmen draw the gold of the data collected through social media, which creates a threat to use in advertising campaigns for children. [[UNICEF Vice President of the Health Department Stefan Swartling Peterson, said that he did about the issue of EuroNews, "To make children an ad of unhealthy life or to gather data related to children on social media, creating a rather negative situation. In addition, the equality of income among societies is increasing and children live in these audiences. This difference between societies used expressions that more children grow in poverty."

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The victim of change in hope can be children]

WHO and UNICEF commission board members said Helen Clark did, among the biggest risk elements on child health include air pollution and global warming. Clark, "If global warming exceeds 4 degree thresholds from 2100, rising ocean level, hot air waves, increasingly spread of epidemic diseases, and poor nutrition, will take the life of many children at a large risk. Countries have to reevaluate the health conditions of their children and new generations and protect the world they will inherit.

]The other important threat to the animal nutrition]][

According to UNICEF and WHO data analyzed by Lancet; the number of obese children on the world showed about 12 times in 40 years. While this figure was 11 million in 1975, it turned out to 124 million in 2016 for reasons such as migration, air pollution, sports and unbalanced nutrition. According to the data of the same institutionsmental disorders are seen in 20 percent of children and adolescent population on the world.

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Source: EuroNews