Published On: June 20th, 2012|

NPR – Staff Writer

“The American Medical Association says yearly instruction aimed at preventing obesity should be required for public schoolchildren and teens. Support for such education is among new obesity-fighting policies that the nation’s largest doctors group adopted at its annual meeting Wednesday. The AMA says it will support legislation that would require yearly classes in causes, consequences and prevention of obesity for grades 1 through 12.” (more)