Reuters


Parents, partners and children were some of the biggest influences on people's diets, nutritionists at the University of Newcastle found. They studied the eating habits of 200 children aged 11 and 12 and then revisited the same people in their early 30s.
But a third of participants in the study said busy lifestyles meant they couldn't prepare healthy meals.

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