Exploring strategies to promote healthy weight using cost-effectiveness
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This brief summarizes a CHOICES Learning Collaborative Partnership model examining a strategy to improve access to drinking water in schools in Massachusetts.
Read the briefCHOICES National Action Kit 2.0
Explore & compare effective policies and programs to improve nutrition and/or physical activity environments, reduce excess weight gain, & promote related health behaviors.
Visit the KitMap of State & Local Efforts
Check out the CHOICES Map to see where we’ve been working throughout the United States.
Explore the mapThe CHOICES Project offers a variety of resources and tools to support planning and prioritization of evidence-based, cost-effective policies and programs to help kids move more and eat healthy, such as research briefs and reports, stories from the field, peer-reviewed publications, and more!
September 2024 Coffee Chat: Investing in a Healthier Future: How a Sugary Drink Excise Tax Could Improve Health & Health Equity in Massachusetts
Investing in a Healthier Future: How a Sugary Drink Excise Tax Could Improve Health & Health Equity in Massachusetts Thursday, September 26, 1:00pm – 1:50pm ET This coffee chat will feature ...
New Study Evaluates the Cost-effectiveness of a Primary Care-Based Healthy Weight Clinic Compared with Usual Care
A new CHOICES study that determines the cost-effectiveness of implementing the Healthy Weight Clinic, a primary care-based intervention for 6- to 12-year-old children with overweight or obesity, at fe...
The CHOICES Community of Practice includes individuals whose work focuses on advancing obesity prevention, healthy eating, and active living in the United States. Joining will provide you with opportunities to help you build upon the work you’re already doing to promote healthy weight, meet and connect with other members, and more!