Article: COMMISSIONER JACOBS CONCLUDES CHILDHOOD OBESITY/SECONDHAND SMOKE CAMPAIGN: URGES EDUCATORS, PUBLIC HEALTH, ELECTED OFFICIALS TO CONTINUE CRUSADE

The New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services issued the following news release:

At the end of a 3½-month public education campaign that reached 40 groups including 6,400 middle- and high-school students, state Health and Senior Services Commissioner Fred M. Jacobs, M.D., J.D. urged educators, the medical community and elected officials to continue the crusade against childhood obesity and secondhand smoke.

The education campaign, entitled "A Healthy Future for New Jersey's Kids: Childhood Obesity/Secondhand Smoke,'' featured a 40-minute powerpoint presentation on childhood obesity and its health effects as well as the dangers of exposing young children to secondhand smoke in ...

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