How the quarantine period affected school children
The survey was carried out by the professional organization in cooperation with the project’s research team within the framework of the GYERE® – Children’s Health Program currently operating in Diósgyőr, which revealed that the most serious effect was the lack of exercise.
40 percent of those surveyed ate more and gained some extra weight. At the same time, it can be considered positive that meals have become more regular and more cooked food made from fresh ingredients has been placed on the family table.
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