From my early elementary days all the way to my late college years, one could label my physique as chubby. Or husky. Or flabby. Or pudgy. Or chunky. Or whatever […]
Tackling Childhood Obesity – What’s Working and What’s Not
It’s been a week of highs and lows for children’s health advocates. A new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) found that more than three-quarters of […]
A Killer Tan
Using Sociology 101 to Execute a Successful Teen Health Education Campaign As summer officially draws to a close, it signals the end of lounging by the beach or pool and […]
The Fear Factor: Getting Americans to Choose Vaccination over the Flu
By Kim Blake (@kimkblake) If you are like many Americans, you’re watching the news in a panic because the flu is rampant and you didn’t get your flu shot. It’s […]