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The Future of Obesity & Severe Obesity in the U.S.
Recent projections about obesity and severe obesity from now until 2030: animated maps and slide decks available for download
See the animated mapsChoices Childhood Obesity National Action Kit
CHOICES has projected the national population reach, impact on health, and costs for 15 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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Briefs & ReportsSeptember 20 2021
Brief: More Movement Program in Early Child Care Settings in Boston, MA
Briefs & ReportsSeptember 20 2021
Brief: Reducing Screen Time in Early Child Care Settings in Boston, MA
CHOICES Web Forum Recording Featuring Work with Partners in Denver Now Available
The CHOICES Project at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health hosted this virtual Web Forum on July 14, 2021. Key leaders in the field discussed how cost-effectiveness analysis can be a useful ...
CHOICES Web Forum Recording Featuring Work with Partners in California Now Available
The CHOICES Project at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health hosted this virtual Web Forum on June 16, 2021. Key leaders in the field discussed how cost-effectiveness analysis can be a useful ...
CHOICES Learning Collaborative Partnership
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.