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As seen in: The New York Times, HuffPost, New York Magazine, The Hill, Academic Pediatrics
@abiglan is a Senior Scientist at @OregonResearch. His new book, Rebooting Capitalism is a road map to evolving a society that works for everyone.
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We cannot treat our way out of the obesity epidemic Original

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By Anthony Biglan, Diana H. Fishbein
| The Hill Verified
A spate of recent reports on obesity shows that the U.S. continues its extraordinary 40-year rise in obesity. The reporting focuses on its genetic roots and the need for more treatment. In a segment on 60 Minutes, Leslie Stahl interviewed Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford who stated that the number one cause of obesity is genetics. Similarly, New York Times reporter Gina Kolata summarized the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) new guide in a podcast episode, which also notes genes as part of the problem.
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We're studying everything but human behavior to combat climate change

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By Anthony Biglan
| The Hill Verified
Amy Impson is a behavioral scientist with 24 years’ experience helping hundreds of people change their behavior. She lives in Louisiana, where unprecedented rainfall and rising sea levels have repeatedly harmed her state. She is one of thousands of skilled behavioral practitioners who could be put to work helping every community mobilize to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Sadly, there is no funding to support such large-scale but vital efforts.
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How and Why the Food Industry Makes Americans Sick

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By Anthony Biglan
| evolution-institute.org
Print This Post My son Michael is addicted to sugar. About three years ago he announced on Facebook that he would not be eating anything that had added sugar–no cookies, cakes, ice cream, even my coleslaw to which I always add a bit of sugar. He immediately lost 15 pounds. Mike was not terribly overweight; about 210 at 6 foot 1 inch.
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