health behavior

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health behavior

Does television make you fat?

lifestyle and obesity
2011
An exploration of how lifestyle effects a person's weight that discusses what causes obesity, the benefits of exercise, and how to be more active.

Generation Rx

how prescription drugs are transforming American lives, minds, and bodies
2005
Examines the possible consequences of the growth of prescription drug use and the impact of direct-to-consumer promotion (DTC) and off-label marketing.

Taking sides

1993
This book discusses controversial issues on health topics of current concern, such as AIDS, abortion, environmental health, and drug use and abuse.

Your food is fooling you

how your brain is hijacked by sugar, fat, and salt
2012

Health matters!

2002
Provides articles on a range of health-related topics, including addiction, mental health, sexuality, injuries and violence, environmental poisoning, diseases and disabling conditions, weight and eating disorders, and HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases; and includes stories about teens who have faced health problems, quizzes, and answers to questions teens have about health issues.

Talking about making good choices

2010
Presents helpful and interesting guides through some decision-making processes and gives the tools needed to choose wisely. Also examined are influences that affect our choices, such as advertising campaigns, home environment, and peer pressure.

Your food is fooling you

how your brain is hijacked by sugar, fat, and salt
2013
Explains that processed foods' combinations of sugar, fat, and salt caused out bodies to crave more and provides practical advice for developing healthy eating habits.

Health and fitness

opposing viewpoints
1996
Presents twenty-five articles debating issues related to health and fitness, discussing eating habits, exercise and weight loss treatments, the effectiveness of alternative therapies, and the health care industry.

The panic virus

a true story of medicine, science, and fear
2011
Examines widely-believed myths about vaccines, featuring interviews with parents, public-health advocates, scientists, and anti-vaccine activists, and discussing evidence that determines whether there is a link between childhood immunizations and autism.

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