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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, together with The California Endowment, Morehouse School of Medicine and Casey Family programs, sponsored a roundtable, "Equal Rights to health," to learn more about combating obesity among low-income racial and ethnic minority children. This report offers a set of suggested action items.Produced by Pyramid Communciations, a strategic public affairs firm.

Organization	Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The California Endowment, Moorehouse School of Medicine, Casey Family Programs
Resource Type	Research Report
Location	National
Publish Date	October 2005
Download	EqualRightsHealth.pdf

This report, produced by the Active Living Network, examines eight efforts to make changes to the built environment that create opportunities for children to be more physically active in their dail ...

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Low socioeconomic racial and ethnic minorities and rural residents have a significantly high risk of overweight and obesity. This guide to reducing childhood obesity in low-income African American, ...

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