view article - Toys Take the Spotlight 10.19.2021 view article - Toys Take the Spotlight Health Equity Nutrition Toys Take the Spotlight Are children’s advertising guidelines followed around fast-food ads promoting kids meals with toys? Fellow Sara Mar
view article - Racism on the Scales 05.26.2021 view article - Racism on the Scales Health Equity Racism on the Scales Researchers measured racism at the county level in the United States and evaluated its association with body mass index. Fellow Maya Thirkill
view article - Hydration Regulations 05.14.2021 view article - Hydration Regulations Health Equity Nutrition Hydration Regulations Researchers compared beverage regulations and their effect on different groups of people. Fellow Maya Thirkill
view article - Food for Thought 05.06.2021 view article - Food for Thought Health Equity Nutrition Food for Thought Fast food isn't the only type of restaurant deserving of the "unhealthy" label. Fast-casual and full-service restaurants also struggle to meet nutritional standards. Fellow Rubina Veerakone
view article - Growing Out of Picky Eating 09.24.2020 view article - Growing Out of Picky Eating Health Equity Nutrition Growing Out of Picky Eating Could it be that adults now struggling with our own weight are trying to re-learn some of those picky eating behaviors of our childhood? Guest Author Megan Pesch
view article - Stressing Risks for Obesity 04.16.2020 view article - Stressing Risks for Obesity Disease Chronic Disease Stressing Risks for Obesity Multiple types of stressors may be risk factors for obesity, and cumulative exposure to these stressors may contribute to obesity and obesity disparities. Guest Author Adolfo Cuevas
view article - Fatima Cody Stanford 03.09.2020 view article - Fatima Cody Stanford Health Equity Policy Fatima Cody Stanford Pat Williams profiles Dr. Stanford to spotlight her research on weight bias and describe education and policymaking around obesity. Fellow Pat Williams
view article - Sex in a New Body 09.26.2019 view article - Sex in a New Body Sexual & Reproductive Health Sex and Sexuality Sex in a New Body While physicians encourage patients to undergo bariatric surgery for weight loss, data show that improved sexual health could be an additional benefit. Fellow Greg Kantor
view article - Waffle Cones, Waves, Weight Gain 04.25.2019 view article - Waffle Cones, Waves, Weight Gain Health Equity Nutrition Waffle Cones, Waves, Weight Gain Rates of childhood obesity continue to rise, and a growing body of evidence shows that summer break is a critical period for prevention. Guest Author Lindsay Tanskey