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Hony. Special Editor:

Dr Sai Sujatha DAssociate Professor,

Department of Population Studies and Social Work

Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupathi.

Volume VIII Issue 05 Contents October 2011A National School Social Work monthly dedicated to networking of parents and teachers.

Journal of School Social Work,8 (New 14), Sridevi Colony, 7th Avenue,

Ashok Nagar, Chennai 600 083. jssw.india@gmail.comNote:Views expressed by the contributors are not necessarily the official view of the Journal.

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Journal ofISSN: 0976-3759

School Social Work

Food Habits, Obesity and Nutritional Requirement ofSchoolchildren

Controlling and Preventing Lifestyle Diseases in Children

Management of Juvenile Diabetes Role of Parents and

Teachers

Lifestyle Diseases A Need for Social Work Intervention

Lifestyle Disorders

A Study on Knowledge of Tobacco Use among Schoolchildren

Lifestyle Disorders among Schoolchildren

Prevention of Lifestyle Diseases

Suganya Aravazhi M 03

Juby Rose Kuriakose 07

Malleswaramma Gand Lalitha Kumari I V 12

Dr Trimurthi Rao M and Prathima B 14Kasthuri R 18

Suguna T C 21

Vimalkumar P and Dr Sivakumar P 24

Thamil Selvi Dharmen 29

Focus: LifestyleDisorders

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Journal of SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK October 2011Journal of SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK October 201132

References:

Park K (2009): Preventive and Social Medicine. 20th Ed, New Delhi: Banarsidas

Bhanot Publishers, pg20.

Franco Sassi and Jeremy Hurst (2008): The prevention of lifestyle-related chronic

diseases: an economic framework. Oecd health working papers, May 2008,

Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs. pp 11-12.

Weisburger JH (2002):Lifestyle, Health and Disease Prevention: The Underlying

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Making the best use of

standards and legislation.

Ensuring that healthy diet

components are available to all.

Making the best of health

services and the professionals who

provide them Call to action.

Conclusion:

While standards of living have

improved, food availability has

expanded and become more

diversified, and access to services

has increased, there have also been

significant negative consequences in

terms of inappropriate dietary

patterns, decreased physical activities

and increased tobacco use, and a

corresponding increase in diet-related

chronic diseases, especially among

poor people. Health requires the

promotion of healthy lifestyle. People

must assume responsibility for their

own health by cultivating good habits.Health cannot be doled out. It may

be noted that not all lifestyle factors

are harmful. There are many that can

actually promote health and prevent

illness. In order to achieve the best

results in preventing lifestyle

diseases, the strategies and policies

that are applied must fully recognize

the essential role of nutrition, physical

activity and lifestyle choices.

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