In 2020, US adults with severe #obesity ranged from 5% to 13%, depending on the state. Monitoring obesity at the state level can help support #PublicHealth, #HealthcareSystems, and help prioritize #ObesityPrevention policies. Learn more: bit.ly/3JITVEG

New study published online ahead of print in @JPHMPDirect feat. first author Roxanne Dupuis includes an analysis of the CHIPs from large local health depts. Most included strategies related to promoting #healthyweight, #nutrition, & #physicalactivity. bit.ly/3Ok8r8C

We're excited to share a new brief in partnership with Boston Public Health Commission modeling potential implementation of the Out-of-School Nutrition and Physical Activity initiative in Boston, MA. Nearly 11,000 children could be reached over 10 years. Read more: bit.ly/3Qp8MbI

Our new study led by Roxanne Dupuis modeled the cost-effectiveness of calorie labeling at US fast-food chains. It's cost-saving for population health! CHOICES Project Jason Block Steven Gortmaker Dr. Sara Bleich Carolyn Cannuscio, ScD The Nutrition Source Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We’re excited to share our newly refreshed OSNAP.org website! The OSNAP initiative includes resources for creating healthy spaces for kids during out-of-school time. Check it out! bit.ly/hprcosnap #NationalChildhoodObesityAwarenessMonth

Introducing: a better way to browse our resources! We just launched the CHOICES Resource Library to make it easier to explore our resources & tools to help kids develop healthy habits early on. Take a look! bit.ly/choicesrl #NationalChildhoodObesityAwarenessMonth

We’re excited to introduce a better way to browse our resources! Introducing the new CHOICES Resource Library: a new way to explore our tools & resources to help create healthier environments for kids. bit.ly/choicesrl #NationalChildhoodObesityAwarenessMonth

Want to explore a library of resources to support creating healthier environments for kids? Browse the new CHOICES Resource Library now! bit.ly/choicesrl #NationalChildhoodObesityAwarenessMonth

Explore resources for evidence-based policies & programs to promote healthy habits for kids in our brand new Resource Library! Check it out now - bit.ly/choicesrl #NationalChildhoodObesityAwarenessMonth

On today's Public Health Review Morning Edition, nyupublichealth's Dr. Anna-Michelle McSorley finds federal health databases lack data on U.S. territories; Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health's Dr. Steven Gortmaker notes how #PublicHealth can reduce #ChildhoodObesity. bit.ly/46KK1M8 #PHRME

Great to hear our own Dr. Steve Gortmaker encouraging #publichealth to work with community partners to promote healthy child weight! Thanks for the opportunity to share about our research!

Thrilled to announce the release of the CHOICES National Action Kit 2.0! Our new & improved tool for exploring & comparing strategies to improve #childhealth now includes more detailed info on costs & #healthequity impacts, & more! Check it out: bit.ly/choicesactionk…

The @CHOICESProject just re-launched the CHOICES National Action Kit! Explore & compare strategies to improve #childhealth & see new data & info on costs & #healthequity impacts for strategies, like a sugary drink excise tax: bit.ly/choicesactionk…

Explore & compare strategies to improve #childhealth using the CHOICES National Action Kit 2.0! Access detailed information about costs & health equity impacts for individual strategies, like Promoting water consumption in schools. See it now: bit.ly/choicesactionk…

This #DiabetesMonth, consider exploring & comparing the potential impact of strategies to improve #nutrition & #physicalactivity environments & #healthequity. Check out the CHOICES National Action Kit 2.0 now! bit.ly/choicesactionk…

Want to explore & compare strategies to improve #childhealth? The CHOICES National Action Kit 2.0 now includes additional data & info on costs & #healthequity impacts for strategies, like a sugary drink excise tax: bit.ly/choicesactionk…

We recently released the CHOICES National Action Kit 2.0! Our new & improved tool includes national projections of population reach, impact on health & #healthequity, costs, & cost-effectiveness for effective strategies to improve #childhealth: bit.ly/choicesactionk…

The CHOICES National Action Kit 2.0 can be used to compare strategies to improve #nutrition & #physicalactivity environments and #healthequity -- check it out now! bit.ly/choicesactionk… #DiabetesMonth

The Harvard CHOICES Project and Healthy Eating Research named Go NAPSACC as having the best evidence for impact on early childhood obesity risk! ECE programs can work through our 5-step improvement process in any of our 7 modules to build healthy habits and futures for children!