Cover Story piece on the nutritional value of lunches offered in Maine\u27s schools. Dr. Dora Anne Mills, head of the Maine Bureau of Health, notes that nationwide, the incidence of obesity has risen by 40 percent in the past 10 years, and trends in Maine are similar. Mills is supporting changes in school nutrition programs through $8.35 million in tobacco settlement-funded grants to 31 schools and communities. State senator Marge Kilkelly, D-Wiscasset, a member of the Legislature\u27s Agriculture Committee, is sponsoring legislation this session that would allow the state to increase its financial support of school food programs while also promoting local buying. With details about state and federal funding for school lunches. Also w...
Cover Story piece on the 26 school-based health clinics (SBHCs) in Maine. Health centers like the ...
The National School Lunch Program (NSLP) has helped feed schoolchildren in the United States for nea...
Context: Research consistently shows that the majority of American children do not consume diets tha...
Cover Story piece on obesity in Maine. In 1989, fewer than 10 percent of Maine residents were iden...
BACKGROUND: A healthy school nutrition environment may be important for decreasing childhood overwei...
Background A healthy school nutrition environment may be important for decreasing childhood overweig...
Health Care issue Cover Story piece on the benefits associated with a healthy diet and adequate ex...
An article on the growing problem of obesity in Maine, which has one of the highest percentages of f...
Focus on Health Care piece about obesity in Maine and the simple, affordable workplace strategies d...
Editorial urging Maine\u27s school system officials to dramatically raise the standard for foods sol...
BACKGROUND: The prevalence of childhood ‘‘overweight’ ’ and ‘‘at risk for overweight’ ’ has become a...
Farm to school programs aim to link institutional purchasing to local food producers. This article d...
BACKGROUND: The prevalence of childhood overweight and at risk for overweight has become a major...
School meals play a major role in supporting children’s diets and food security, and policies for un...
The increasing prevalence of overweight and obese children in the United States draws concern for fu...
Cover Story piece on the 26 school-based health clinics (SBHCs) in Maine. Health centers like the ...
The National School Lunch Program (NSLP) has helped feed schoolchildren in the United States for nea...
Context: Research consistently shows that the majority of American children do not consume diets tha...
Cover Story piece on obesity in Maine. In 1989, fewer than 10 percent of Maine residents were iden...
BACKGROUND: A healthy school nutrition environment may be important for decreasing childhood overwei...
Background A healthy school nutrition environment may be important for decreasing childhood overweig...
Health Care issue Cover Story piece on the benefits associated with a healthy diet and adequate ex...
An article on the growing problem of obesity in Maine, which has one of the highest percentages of f...
Focus on Health Care piece about obesity in Maine and the simple, affordable workplace strategies d...
Editorial urging Maine\u27s school system officials to dramatically raise the standard for foods sol...
BACKGROUND: The prevalence of childhood ‘‘overweight’ ’ and ‘‘at risk for overweight’ ’ has become a...
Farm to school programs aim to link institutional purchasing to local food producers. This article d...
BACKGROUND: The prevalence of childhood overweight and at risk for overweight has become a major...
School meals play a major role in supporting children’s diets and food security, and policies for un...
The increasing prevalence of overweight and obese children in the United States draws concern for fu...
Cover Story piece on the 26 school-based health clinics (SBHCs) in Maine. Health centers like the ...
The National School Lunch Program (NSLP) has helped feed schoolchildren in the United States for nea...
Context: Research consistently shows that the majority of American children do not consume diets tha...