P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 67, Issue 4, 2006July 01, 2006 EDT
Why Does the Private Sector Underinvest in Obesity Prevention and Treatment?
Why Does the Private Sector Underinvest in Obesity Prevention and Treatment?
Articles in Vol. 67, Issue 4, 2006
Vol. 67, Issue 4, 2006
- Tarheel Footprints in HealthcareNC Medical Journal
- Feasibility of a Primary Care Intervention to Decrease Oral Antibiotics for Acute Upper Respiratory Tract Infections: A Pilot StudyMeera KelleyMark W. MassingJoshua YoungAnne RogersRenee TaylorRobert Weiser
- Public Health News Frames in North Carolina Newspaper Coverage of the 100% Tobacco-Free Schools Campaign? SometimesSuzanne DePalma MorrisonSonya F. SuttonFelicia E. Mebane
- Skin Problems Related to the Occupation of Commercial Fishing in North CarolinaWilliam A. BurkeDavid C. GriffithChristopher M. ScottEric R. Howell
- INTRODUCTION: Policy Forum: Confronting the Problems of Overweight and ObesityGordon H. DeFriese
- The Epidemic of Overweight and Obesity: A Challenge to Medicine, Public Health and Public PolicyDon W. Bradley
- Overweight and Obesity: A Clinician’s PerspectiveDonald D. Hensrud
- The Public Health Challenge of Obesity in North CarolinaLeah DevlinMarcus Plescia
- Integrating A Focus on Overweight and Obesity in Clinical Practice: Practical SuggestionsSuzanne Lazorick
- The Clinical Nutritional Implications of Obesity and OverweightKathryn M. KolasaKay CravenSarah HenesCatherine Sullivan
- Tipping the Scales of Prevention Advocacy with $10,000 and a NotebookJennifer HastingsMeg van StaverenRachel BikoffJulie KnaackMeg Molloy
- Active Living by DesignSarah Strunk
- Coordinating School Efforts to Help Address the Obesity Epidemic in North CarolinaPaula Hudson Collins
- Yes, Virginia, Bariatric Surgery Works, and It Is SafeWalter J. Pories
- Addressing Disparities in the Obesity EpidemicAlice AmmermanMay May LeungDavid Cavallo
- Empowering Consumers and Employees to Lead Active, Healthy LifestylesSteven S Reinemund
- Obesity in (Corporate) America: Large Employer Concerns and Strategies of ResponseLuAnn Heinen
- Why Does the Private Sector Underinvest in Obesity Prevention and Treatment?Eric A. FinkelsteinDerek S. Brown
- The Payer Perspective: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina’s Approach to the Obesity EpidemicRobert T. Harris
- The Kate B. Reynolds Smoking Education Lifestyle Fitness Improvement Program: Preventing and Reducing Chronic Disease in Low-Income North Carolina CommunitiesMargaret L. SauerJohn H. FrankJ. Lloyd MichenerSusan D. YaggyTruls Østbye
- Pediatric Healthy Weight Case Management: A Project Supported by the Duke EndowmentJames CoxPeggy Sessoms
- Running the Numbers: A Periodic Feature to Inform North Carolina Healthcare Professionals about Current Topics in Health StatisticsRosemary RitzmaLori Elmore
- Readers’ ForumRichard Moore
Finkelstein, Eric A., and Derek S. Brown. 2006. “Why Does the Private Sector Underinvest in Obesity Prevention and Treatment?” North Carolina Medical Journal 67 (4): 310–12. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.67.4.310.