Obesity
HIDDEN HEALTH COSTS
T. McMillan |
New study finds that fast food chains aren’t the only reason U.S. children are getting fat. The rising price of fruits and vegetables is also to blame.
New study finds that fast food chains aren’t the only reason U.S. children are getting fat. The rising price of fruits and vegetables is also to blame.
More infants are dying while sharing beds with parents. Could overcrowding play a role?
The fight against inner-city obesity is coming soon to a bodega near you.
Illegal drug trading has found a new niche, in HIV and AIDS medications bought by Medicaid, then peddled on the street. The cost is high: millions of dollars in fraud, and a rapid decline in patients’ health.
City launches study and interventions to improve workplace health.
Automation meets medicine at select local clinics.
Enough of the bad news about obesity–the food justice movement is trying to do something about it. How young New Yorkers are learning a new way of eating, and leading the way to a healthier future.
U.S. teens are more likely to be overweight than those in 14 other industrialized countries.
The 100-year-old publicly owned baths on 59th street are set for a $25 to $30 million renovation.