Food for thought: Obese and overweight children have less developed brains

Yale researchers have discovered that a higher weight and BMI in children could influence key areas of the brain’s connectivity. This could affect attention span and the ability to juggle multiple tasks.Yale researchers have discovered that a higher weight and BMI in children could influence key areas of the brain’s connectivity. This could affect attention span and the ability to juggle multiple tasks.Read MoreHealth News | Mail Online