Title: APHA Annual Meeting and Exposition
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Section/SPIG: Food and Nutrition
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| 2003 APHA San Francisco Charlene Sanders (Food and Nutrition Section) and Deborah Sica (The Wine Institute) |
We hope you are making plans to attend the Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. from Nov. 6-10, 2004. We have planned an exciting program with presentations and posters on timely topics. Sessions include:
Oral Sessions
- Addressing Disparities in Nutrition and Physical Activity through Environmental Change
- Food Marketing and Advertising Aimed at Children and Adolescents
- Unraveling the Mystery of Overweight and Obesity Related Costs
- Empowering Youth with Nutrition and Physical Activity
- CDC’s Obesity Prevention Program: National and State Strategies
- Environmental Factors and the Obesity Crisis
- Environmental Strategies to Address Obesity
- Faith-Based Initiatives to Support Behavior Change
- Food Insecurity: Access, Federal Food Program Participation and Health
- Health Communication Strategies to Prevent Obesity and Chronic Diseases
- Influencing Policy on Nutrition and Physical Activity Issues
- Increasing Fruit and Vegetable Consumption: What’s New
- School Environment: Changing Food and Physical Activity Choices
- Spotlight on the Youth Obesity Epidemic
- Surveillance and Survey Data: Implications for Prevention, Programs and Policy
- Using Community-Based Research to Improve the Nutrition and Physical Activity Environment
Poster Sessions
Food and Nutrition Poster I: The Obesigenic Environment
Food and Nutrition Poster II: Childhood Overweight
Food and Nutrition Poster III: Adult and Elder Nutrition Issues
Food and Nutrition Poster IV: Current Topics in Nutrition
Awards
FNS Awards Reception, Sunday, Nov. 7, 6:30-8:30
Agnes Higgins Award Lecture and Reception, Monday, Nov. 8, 6:30-8:30
FNS Business Meeting
We invite all section members to attend the FNS business meeting on Saturday, Nov. 6, from 2:00 – 3:30 at the Renaissance Hotel to learn about section activities, future plans and to share your ideas.
Reported by: Barbara Polhamus
For a detailed version of the program, click on the link below:
fnprogram2004.doc