7. describe your ideal research project, include the public health challenge to be addressed, methods and expected results

Decrease in obesity levels

Explanation:

Obesity is one of the most serious public problems that affects the population of the country with high figures that can be very worrying, because currently 2 out of every 3 citizens are overweight to some extent. This is a problem that should be treated beyond the personal sphere since it turns out to be a chain of bad habits of society in general, bringing with it numerous health problems and diseases that could be prevented with the programming of good habits.

It is important to consider that, obesity unchains several kinds of social and health problems such as lower levels of interaction among individuals, self-esteem problems, depression, anxiety, diabetes, cancer, among many other problems that could definitely be prevented creating consciousness in society through the use of marketing strategies supported by the government, since this is a serious social problem that could be affecting the national budget in some way.

In order to counteract its effects from the public aspect, it would be necessary to establish programs where young people are instilled, which in turn can encourage their entire families to carry out activities that contribute to the improvement of their health. These activities can focus on projects developed by young people from schools and universities that commit to having a certain level of physical activity and a balanced diet, controlling their results for the analysis of a positive impact, not only on physical but also mental health. These programs are intended to teach the community in general to have a much healthier and quieter life, in which individuals feel better about themselves and can help others do so as well.

One of the strategies that could also be used in the future is the articulation of activities that benefit in some way the participants of good eating practices and physical activity in order to prevent mass obesity, such as economic incentives to those who are fit or develop physical activity, discount vouchers, free tickets, tickets to amusement parks among others.

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