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childhood obesity
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Where Is Obesity Headed in the U.S.?
New research from CHOICES finds that about half of the adult U.S. population will have obesity and about a quarter will have severe obesity by 2030. Find out where adult obesity and severe obesity are headed in the United States, for the country overall and by state.
See the projectionsChoices Childhood Obesity National Action Kit
CHOICES has projected the national population reach, impact on health, and costs for 14 strategies across multiple settings. Visit our Childhood Obesity National Action Kit to compare best value for money strategies to address childhood obesity.
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CHOICES is evaluating policy and program cost-effectiveness. Explore the results with our interactive map.
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Examining the cost-effectiveness of Active Recess in Salt Lake County, Utah
Through the CHOICES Learning Collaborative Partnership, partners at the Salt Lake County Health Department worked with the CHOICES Project Team to model the potential implementation of an Active Reces...
Examining the cost-effectiveness and impact of a sugary drink tax in Utah
Through the CHOICES Learning Collaborative Partnership, partners at the Salt Lake County Health Department worked with the CHOICES Project Team to model the potential implementation of a state excise ...
Work With Us
Through our Learning Collaborative Partnerships (LCPs), we have worked with 21 states, counties, and cities to evaluate childhood obesity prevention programs and policies.
We have also modeled the cost-effectiveness of local sugary drink taxes in over 20 states, cities, and counties.