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Choices 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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Peer-ReviewedDecember 1 2019
Cost-Effectiveness of Water Promotion Strategies in Schools
Peer-ReviewedAugust 13 2019
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis & Stakeholder Evaluation of 2 Obesity Prevention Policies in Maine, US
CHOICES Study Assesses the Cost-Effectiveness of Water Promotion Strategies in Schools
A new study from CHOICES found that installing chilled water dispensers on school lunch lines could be a relatively low-cost strategy to help children drink more water and prevent future cases of chil...
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Through our Learning Collaborative Partnerships (LCPs), we have worked with 15 states, counties, and cities to evaluate childhood obesity prevention programs and policies.
We have also modeled the cost-effectiveness of local sugar-sweetened beverages (SSB) taxes in over 20 states, cities, and counties.