With an adult obesity rate of 35.6%, Alabama is the second most obese state in the United States. Alabama Extension and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) joined in the first collaboration between the CDC and land-grant institutions to prevent further incidence and reduce the prevalence of obesity. The objective of our study was to determine perceived barriers and assets related to nutrition education, food retail, and physical activity in 14 rural counties in Alabama where adult obesity rates are greater than 40%. Extension formed community coalitions in the counties to help identify community-specific needs and strategies related to obesity prevention and reduction
Obesity prevention policies are needed, particularly in low-income, rural areas of the Southern Unit...
Background: Compared to other regions of the United States, people living in Appalachia bear a heavi...
Community coalitions and agents funded by the Louisiana State University Agricultural Center\u27s He...
This study aimed at averting challenges of overweight and obesity among African Americans in rural A...
This study aimed at averting challenges of overweight and obesity among African Americans in rural A...
This study aimed at averting challenges of overweight and obesity among African Americans in rural A...
Obesity rates in the United States are trending upward, and disadvantaged populations continue to ha...
Research Objective: On behalf of the Appalachian Funders Network, with funding from the Robert Wood ...
Research Objective: On behalf of the Appalachian Funders Network, with funding from the Robert Wood ...
Research Objective: On behalf of the Appalachian Funders Network, with funding from the Robert Wood ...
ABSTRACT Community-based, obesity prevention approaches based on the Socio-Ecological model may be e...
Overweight and obesity have been major challenges over the last several decades. The study analyzed ...
Obesity prevention policies are needed, particularly in low-income, rural areas of the Southern Unit...
Background: Compared to other regions of the United States, people living in Appalachia bear a heavi...
Background: Compared to other regions of the United States, people living in Appalachia bear a heavi...
Obesity prevention policies are needed, particularly in low-income, rural areas of the Southern Unit...
Background: Compared to other regions of the United States, people living in Appalachia bear a heavi...
Community coalitions and agents funded by the Louisiana State University Agricultural Center\u27s He...
This study aimed at averting challenges of overweight and obesity among African Americans in rural A...
This study aimed at averting challenges of overweight and obesity among African Americans in rural A...
This study aimed at averting challenges of overweight and obesity among African Americans in rural A...
Obesity rates in the United States are trending upward, and disadvantaged populations continue to ha...
Research Objective: On behalf of the Appalachian Funders Network, with funding from the Robert Wood ...
Research Objective: On behalf of the Appalachian Funders Network, with funding from the Robert Wood ...
Research Objective: On behalf of the Appalachian Funders Network, with funding from the Robert Wood ...
ABSTRACT Community-based, obesity prevention approaches based on the Socio-Ecological model may be e...
Overweight and obesity have been major challenges over the last several decades. The study analyzed ...
Obesity prevention policies are needed, particularly in low-income, rural areas of the Southern Unit...
Background: Compared to other regions of the United States, people living in Appalachia bear a heavi...
Background: Compared to other regions of the United States, people living in Appalachia bear a heavi...
Obesity prevention policies are needed, particularly in low-income, rural areas of the Southern Unit...
Background: Compared to other regions of the United States, people living in Appalachia bear a heavi...
Community coalitions and agents funded by the Louisiana State University Agricultural Center\u27s He...