Why the study?
The continuous decline in adolescent physical fitness, along with rising obesity and psychological dysplasia, prompted exploration of big data applications to promote youth physique and health.
Does a big data-based health improvement strategy improve physical health in children and adolescents?
Does a big data-based health improvement strategy improve physical health in children and adolescents?
A big data-based health improvement strategy may help improve the physical health of children and adolescents.
May inform youth health strategies via big data; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before adoption.
Healthy body is the foundation of young people's growth. With the popularization and globalization of the Internet, multimedia technology is rapidly changing the impact of traditional media on the growth of young people. The current health situation of young people is not optimistic. The decline in physical fitness, obesity and psychological dysplasia of adolescents have aroused the concern of all sectors of society. In recent years, the emergence and dissemination of big data (BD) has brought a new dimension to the value of data applications. The combination of BD and youth health services provides young people with good health opportunities. Through the recording, analysis and release of adolescent physical health data, the system has established an extensive knowledge database on adolescent physical and mental health, thus improving the physical health of adolescents. This paper summarized and combed the overview and application of BD, and analyzed and discussed the reasons for the continuous decline of young people's physique. Through the analysis of the application of BD in the promotion of young people's physical health, this paper proposed more achievable improvement strategies and plans, and then summarizes and discusses the experiment. According to the survey and experiment, the random simulation algorithm was introduced into daily exercise, diet and life preference. The new system and health improvement strategy designed for teenagers’ physical health using BD could help students improve their physical health by 55%.
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