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The Teens Aren’t Alright | April Newsletter

For this newsletter, we take a look at how our social environment is impacting this vulnerable age group. The habits established as teenagers are carried forward into adulthood and influence long term health outcomes. As parents, mentors and diabetes educators, are there actions we can take today to improve the health of our teens for tomorrow?

  • Black & Hispanic Youth; Targets of Junk-Food Ads
  • Most U.S. kids not meeting sleep, exercise & screen time targets
  • Teens weight self-perception affects health
  • U.S. fast food chains offering more healthy options for kids

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