• Signs of heart disease present in obese children
    • Signs of heart disease present in obese children

      Posted on July 29, 2026

      According to a study published in Archives of Disease in Childhood journal, two thirds of obese children exhibit a problem with their health which is a contributor to heart disease. High cholesterol, blood sugar and high blood pressure may already be present by 12 years of age.

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    • Childhood obesity affected by TV habits
    • Childhood obesity affected by TV habits

      Posted on July 19, 2026

      A recent study from Canada has shown that the number of hours spent watching TV between two years and four years old can have a detrimental effect on the size of a child’s waistline by the age of 10. The study, which was published in a BioMed Central journal, looked at the television habits of 1,314 children. One extra hour of TV viewing each week at age four could affect the muscle fitness of a child aged 10 and also increase the size of their waste by half a millimetre.

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    • School food review angers Jamie Oliver
    • School food review angers Jamie Oliver

      Posted on July 4, 2026

      The education secretary has announced that a review is to be carried out on school lunches served by schools in England. Michael Gove has selected the men responsible for the Leon chain of restaurants, John Vincent and Henry Dimbleby to carry out the review. The review is being launched as concerns continue about the standards of school food. However, Jamie Oliver believes that a review will delay progress for at least a year and has called for immediate action from the government.

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  • About

    Filed under: — Posted by: Martha on May 26, 2026

    Welcome to The Super Station, where we’ll be talking about the latest health issues for kids. We hope to offer information on children’s health, diets and exercise plans – as well dispel any myths surrounding kids’ health issues. We will point people in the right direction and create a forum for discussion on children’s health matters.

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