Junk Food Kids: Who's to Blame?

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Health-Medical Documentary hosted by Paul Thornley, published by Channel 4 in 2015 - English narration

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Junk Food Kids: Who's To Blame? A third of British children are now overweight or obese, and from 2013 to 2014, around 26,000 had to have rotten teeth removed under general anaesthetic in hospital, largely as a result of poor diet and lack of brushing.

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This two-part documentary hears from doctors and surgeons, and follows parents who are trying to improve their children's health. The first programme meets patients at Leeds Children's Hospital, including 13-year-old Pavia, who has gained 4st 7lb in the past year, and four-year-old Talulah, who faces an operation to remove eight teeth.

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The concluding part of the documentary investigating the impact of unhealthy diets on the nation's children. Denisa, 13, is a potential candidate for surgery at King's College Hospital, London, where Britain's first full paediatric obesity team is now performing stomach-reduction operations on overweight kids. In Leeds, the Dental Institute welcomes four-year-old Adam, who has such rotten teeth he needs four removing, while 10-year-old Sara has signed up to a weight-management course for youngsters.