Grand Rounds 5.33 Features Fitness Fixer Anti-Obesity Role Model

Thursday, May 07, 2009

Jolie Bookspan, M.Ed, PhD, FAWM

Thank you to the medical blog Nursing Handover for including my post Health Homework Becomes AntiObesity Chronic Disease Reality Check in this past week's Vol. 5 No. 33 edition of Grand Rounds.

My post features a short video of a 7th grader who finds the fast food industry has paid for food lists including fast food to be placed in classrooms as educational materials. Click Health Homework to see it.

On the web, Grand Rounds is a collection of the best on-line medical posts from the past week. A different host works hard each week to find and list the articles. This is different from the Grand Rounds in a hospital, which is a lecture for doctors about a patient or topic.

Thank you to Nursing Handover for doing the hard work of collecting and featuring our posts.

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