The duration of playing Play Station@ as a risk factor of obesity in school age children in Yogyakarta
Keywords:
obesity childhood, activity, Play Station@, case-control
Abstract
Background Childhood obesity is a common health problem.There are multi-factors causing childhood obesity. One of them
is lack of activity like watching television, playing computer, and
playing Play Station@ .
Objective The aim of this study was to find the duration of
playing Play Station@ as a risk factor of obesity in school age
children.
Methods This study was a case–control study with individual
matching, that was done since April 2004 until August 2004.
Results Children who spent time for playing Play Station@ more
than two hours per day had the risk of obesity 22 times higher
than those who spent less than two hours per day with 95%
confidence interval. These results were analyzed with chi square
test.
Conclusion Playing Play Station@ is a risk factor of obesity in
school age children.
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pathophysiology, consequences, prevention, and treatment.
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in Australian children and adolescents. ABS 2004;2:1-7.
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with Heredity Predisposition to coronary heart disease. Jpn
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150;356-62
Published
2008-02-29
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Yulian E, Paryanto E, Hapsara S. The duration of playing Play Station@ as a risk factor of obesity in school age children in Yogyakarta. PI [Internet]. 29Feb.2008 [cited 25Nov.2024];48(1):15-. Available from: https://paediatricaindonesiana.org/index.php/paediatrica-indonesiana/article/view/445
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Received 2016-09-04
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Published 2008-02-29
Accepted 2016-09-04
Published 2008-02-29
