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January 21, 2000
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Healthy People 2010 Kick-Off

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has launched a massive new ten-year information campaign to improve Americans' health, called "Healthy People 2010." Among their goals is a reduction in the so-called "obesity epidemic." Although the private-sector American Obesity Association (AOA) promotes the Healthy People 2010 agenda on their website (see today's Site of the Day), they give the new government campaign a "D" grade for "not proposing practical ways to reverse the escalating toll of obesity." Last fall AOA called for new "fat taxes" to support anti-obesity programs.

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Kids’ Health Can Be Saved By The Recess Bell
Posted On: Monday 6/29/2009

‘You Can’t Get Buff If You’re On Your Duff’
Posted On: Tuesday 6/2/2009

MeMe Roth's Food-Hating Stunt of the Week
Posted On: Tuesday 5/26/2009

CDC Nominee Faces Consumer Backlash
Posted On: Monday 5/18/2009

When Food Warriors Jump the Gun
Posted On: Tuesday 4/7/2009

Two More (Freedom-Killing) Anti-Obesity Bills for New Yorkers
Posted On: Monday 4/6/2009

Let the Kids Get Out and Play
Posted On: Wednesday 3/4/2009

HFCS Mercury Follies (Or, "Don't Drink the Water")
Posted On: Friday 1/30/2009

Don't Get Tricked When You Hand Out Treats
Posted On: Friday 10/31/2008


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Center for Science in the Public Interest
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) is the undisputed leader among America’s “food police.” CSPI’s joyless eating club has issued hundreds of high-profile — and highly questionable — reports condemning soft drinks, fat substitutes, irradiated meat, biotech food crops, French fries, and just about anything that tastes good. read more here »

Kelly Brownell
Background
Kelly Brownell is a Yale psychologist on a decade-long crusade against what he calls America’s “toxic food environment.” He is best known for having first proposed the infamous “Twinkie tax.” read more here »

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