Through the Early Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) Prevention in Cameroon Schools WDF 16/1434 project, funded by the World Diabetes Foundation, RSD Institute engaged in 2018 in health promotion, more specifically nutrition education among adolescents. Obesity and a diet low in fruits and vegetables are among the main risk factors for non-communicable diseases on one hand. On the other hand, adolescence is the phase of development of an individual during which lifestyle habits that will later influence the health and well-being of the future adult are established. Research has shown that the earlier healthy behaviors are learne
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Duration: 2018 – 2021
Target Group: Children and young adults in Cameroon
Category: NCD Prevention & Management | Diabetes Research
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