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Thanksgiving is usually a time full of tradition. This year, start some new traditions to make your holiday the healthiest yet! Organize a pick-up football game with friends and neighbors before the…Continue
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Does your community have walk and bike paths to actively get around town? Is there a community center that offers public exercise classes? What does your community do to encourage an active…Continue
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Smoking tobacco and inhaling second-hand smoke increases your risk of lung cancer and other lung diseases. What is your community doing to help smokers quit and decrease second-hand smoke exposure to…Continue
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Research has shown that losing weight and increasing physical activity can reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes. While people may know what to do to improve their health, they may not know how to do it…Continue
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Posted on November 27, 2012 at 9:27am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Obesity now affects 17% of all children and adolescents in the United States - triple the rate from just one generation ago. It has become increasingly difficult for children and their families to make healthy food choices and get enough physical activity, due to the built environments in their home, child…
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In Philadelphia, PA, more than two-thirds of adults and nearly half of all youth are overweight or obese. Access to healthy food, including fruits and vegetables, is a challenge. But with support from CDC, the city is using innovative approaches to get healthy foods where they’re needed.
One of the city’s…
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Historically, Thanksgiving was a time to give thanks for a bountiful harvest and year. All those involved in the strenuous farming process could finally rest at the close of the harvesting season and spend time with family and friends, old and new. Nowadays, life is much busier and it’s easy to forget…
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Its November- temperatures are falling and the days are getting shorter. As we head into the winter months, many people will want to stay warm indoors. While it’s tempting to curl up on the couch, being inactive during the winter months has its consequences. On average, Americans gain a pound during the…
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