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See Latest ArticlesFrom Health as a Rational Choice to Health as an Affordable Choice
American Journal of Public Health, 10/29/09
Maziak W et al. – Creating environments that support behavior change and providing individuals incentives can be more effective to reduce lifestyle–related risks. A paradigm shift from trying to sell health to the public to creating the conditions whereby healthy choices become accessible and affordable is required.
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