to-stem-obesity-start-before-birth

7/15/2016

This blog post from The New York Times discusses the importance of addressing obesity starting before birth. The article highlights research that suggests a link between a mother's health during pregnancy and the health of her child later in life. It emphasizes the need for prenatal care that focuses on nutrition, physical activity, and weight management to promote healthy pregnancies and reduce the risk of childhood obesity. The author also explores the role of epigenetics, which suggests that a mother's lifestyle choices during pregnancy can have long-lasting effects on her child's health. Overall, the article emphasizes the significance of early interventions to prevent obesity and promote lifelong health.

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