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If we want to tackle America’s physical fitness woes, conducting National School Population Fitness Surveys is a great first step.
The government could aim to develop the healthiest, cheapest, most sustainable, and all-around best powdered meal replacement.
We need the brilliant minds behind our nation’s best public health commercials on the issue of sleep deprivation. But only after a good night of sleep.
Should performance-enhancing drugs that improve innovation and creativity be treated like those that enhance athleticism?
Massive and misleading promises are an unfortunate reality for many fitness products. But regulators can promote accountability.
This post considers the application of Lawrence Lessig’s New Chicago School approach to regulation to the prevention of concussions in football.
How much criticism should Vizzy face for its marketing practices? The product clearly violates FDA’s stance against fortification of alcoholic beverages.
While the Cal200 litigation shored up the amount of time spent on P.E., effective instruction remains at risk.
Lawyers and law schools could be a shining case study for back pain prevention initiatives.
It may be time for USDA to put a temporary cape on fiber and bring America the nutrition hero it deserves.
