Thoughts on Teaching.
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Transdisciplinary Research Is Needed for Positive Health Outcomes.
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What's new….
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Cornell NutritionWorks Web Site Nourishes Community Practitioners.
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Obesity Shows Socioeconomic and Racial/Ethnic Disparities.
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Youthful Obesity Is Epidemic.
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Researchers View Obesity from a Life Course Perspective.
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The Economics of Obesity: Costs, Causes, and Controls.
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Modifying Our Environment Could Slow or Reverse Obesity Trend.
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The Built Environment Can Encourage or Obstruct Healthful Behavior.
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- Speech
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Our Biology Conspires with Modern Environment to Make Us Fat.
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Ecology of Obesity.
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