Dieting and Children
Meet Samantha. She is a first grader and each day that she is good in class, she receives a gold star. After school, for each gold star, she gets to […]
Meet Samantha. She is a first grader and each day that she is good in class, she receives a gold star. After school, for each gold star, she gets to […]
We blogged this summer about the American Medical Association adopting a policy encouraging advertising associations to develop guidelines for advertisements that discourage the use of altered photographs “in a manner […]
Guest Blog Post – Elysse Thebner, MPH/RD Candidate The Holidays are coming up quick, which usually means it’s time for family and friends, gathering, cold weather – and inevitably the […]
Flip on the television. Open the pages of a newspaper or magazine. What do you see? Advertisements focused on “improving” women’s appearance. Weight loss commercials. Endless pitching of products to […]
The National Eating Disorders Association’s (NEDA) new website Proud2Bme.org, is meant to provide a positive space for teens to join together in support of healthy body image and self-esteem. Originally […]
The Latino population of the United States is the fastest growing minority group according to the U.S. Census; in North Carolina alone, the Latino population has increased by over 110% […]