Five Myths About American Obesity
Two in three Americans are overweight or obese. There are many popular theories about what's causing the obesity epidemic, but many are not supported by data. What's clear is that most U.S. adults eat too many calories.
Mar 13, 2017 Politico
What's Behind the Obesity Epidemic? Easily Accessible Food, and Lots of It
That no group is immune to rising obesity rates suggests that universal environmental factors are driving the trend. The clearest change concerns food availability and cost.
Jul 22, 2014 The Health Care Blog
Eating Better for Less
A combination of things might well slow the obesity epidemic while also improving the American people's overall nutritional well-being: lowering prices on healthier food, initiatives to control portion sizes, and a long-term campaign to support better food quality.
May 28, 2013 Modern Healthcare
Worth Its Weight in Gold?
In terms of healthcare use and chronic health conditions, obesity is comparable to aging 20 years, with the health of a 30 year old resembling that of a 50 year old, writes Roland Sturm.
Apr 21, 2011 Public Service Review: European Union