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Philadelphia is making strong progress in the fight against childhood obesity. One important contributor to this success is the city's schools, where a variety of programs are changing norms so that children make healthier food choices. Mayor Michael A. Nutter and Sara Solomon, MPH, RD, head of Get Healthy Philly, share their perspectives on the progress they've made ... and the work yet to be done.
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