"Reversing the childhood obesity epidemic is a critical ingredient for delivering a healthier population and making health reform work," Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, president and CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, said in a statement. "If we can prevent the current generation of young people from developing the serious and costly chronic conditions related to obesity, we can not only improve heath and quality of life, but we can save billions of dollars and make our health care system more efficient and sustainable."
This article highlights an alarming truth about the youth in our state, and indeed the students we serve every day. Click here to read the whole article originally published on July 1.
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