This systematic review critically appraised and synthesized evidence from economic
evaluations of interventions targeting childhood excess weight. We conducted systematic …

Dementia is a leading global cause of morbidity and mortality. Evidence suggests that
tackling modifiable lifecourse risk factors could prevent or delay a significant proportion of …

Objective The aim of this study was to review analytical methods that enable the
incorporation of equity concerns within economic evaluation. Methods A systematic search …

Background Psychosocial (eg, anxiety or behavior) problems lead to costs not only in the
healthcare sector but also in education and other sectors. As psychosocial problems …

Background School-based health-promoting interventions are increasingly seen as an
effective population strategy to improve health and prevent obesity. Evidence on the long …

Although Bourdieu's capital theory emphasized that economic, social, and embodied
cultural capital interact to shape health behavior, existing empirical research mainly …

An economic perspective is crucial to understand the broad consequences of childhood
excess weight (CEW). These can manifest in the form of elevated health care and societal …

Background Economic evaluations of childhood obesity interventions are often used to
assist decision making when presented with alternative course of action. Including indirect …

Background Chronic diseases, or non-communicable diseases (NCD), are conditions of
long duration and often influenced and contributed by complex interactions of several …

Objectives We aim to describe and provide a discussion of methods used to conduct
economic evaluations of dietary interventions in children and adolescents, including long …