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Parental marital status significantly influence risk for childhood obesity

The effect of parental marital status on childhood obesity was investigated. The study data used was from NHANES III Series I A files collected during 1988–1994. Children (N=1000) between the ages of 6–11 years were studied. Children's data were matched up with parents’ using family sequence numbers. Dietary recall along with age, gender ethnicity/race, height and weight (for BMI calculations) and blood parameters were used to establish relationships between child obesity and parental marital status using SPSS.