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Childhood Obesity Research

Is there a school nurse in the world that is not aware of the childhood obesity epidemic in the United States and the growing concern globally? A review of The Journal of School Nursing since the February 2009 reveals eight articles concerning childhood obesity reporting perceptions about obesity, factors related to obesity or interventions addressing obesity in the United States or other countries. In this issue, there are four articles addressing obesity. Several articles published during the past 2 years, addressing diabetes or cardiovascular risk (CVR) are not included, because the focus was on diabetes or CVR, even though the obesity relationship was identified in the study.