Is Obesity a Problem that’s Too Big to Solve?
18 March 2010
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From today’s To The Point:
“One billion adults are overweight worldwide and obesity is a major public health threat in the United States, especially to children. We hear about a growing problem, what’s being done to deal with it now and what might be required in the future.”
Guests include:
- Barry Popkin: Nutrition Epidemiologist, University of North Carolina’s Interdisciplinary Obesity Center
- Kevin Keane: Senior VP of Public Affairs, American Beverage Association
- Claudia Kalb: Senior Writer, Newsweek
- Nia-Malika Henderson: White House Reporter, Politico.com
- Sean Kershaw: Executive Director, Citizens’ League
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example: the bakery outlet i frequent in South Pasadena has almost ALL whole wheat high fiber healthy choices – I stopped at a similar outlet on Slauson in South Central Los Angeles….not ONE wholewheat choice, all white bread and cakes, ALL empty calories. Why? Who made that choice? The manager of the outlet based on what the customers are requesting? Planned discrimination? I made a beeline out.
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