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Wendelin Slusser

Los Angeles
As seen in: UCLA LiveWell, HuffPost, Nature, MDPI, Pediatrics, Stanford Social Innovation Review
Associate Vice Provost of the UCLA Healthy Campus Initiative; HS Clinical Prof. UCLA Schools of Medicine & Public Health
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Translating ‘food is medicine’ from concept to reality

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By Juliet Cushing, Wendelin Slusser, Tannaz Moin
| Nature Verified
An ancient concept gathers scientific evidence as medically tailored meals show potential to lower healthcare utilization and costs — but larger studies are needed alongside policies to scale and sustain evidence-based approaches.
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Collective Impact for Health and Wellbeing

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By Wendelin Slusser, Hannah Malan, Tyler C. Watson, Michael Goldstein
| Stanford Social Innovation Review Verified
UCLA students, staff, and faculty enjoy a 15-minute “fit break” for stretching and movement. The “healthy campus” movement has taken off at universities across the United States. Traditionally, these efforts have focused on students and targeted specific subject areas, such as alcohol use and sexual health.
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Stigma Experienced by Children and Adolescents With Obesity

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By Stephen J. Pont, Rebecca M. Puhl, Stephen Cook, Wendelin Slusser
| Pediatrics Verified
Abstract The stigmatization of people with obesity is widespread and causes harm. Weight stigma is often propagated and tolerated in society because of beliefs that stigma and shame will motivate people to lose weight.
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