21. Boston.com / Your Life / Health & Fitness / Fitness & Nutrition / Study: Ohio Te State officials credit intervention programs, including the Healthy ohioans Programand antismoking programs such as stand, part of the ohio Tobacco Use http://www.boston.com/yourlife/health/fitness/articles/2004/05/03/study_ohio_tee

Weddings Fashion Family Your Photos ... Your Life Study: Ohio teen health habits improve May 3, 2004 COLUMBUS, Ohio Ohio's teenagers exercise, wear seat belts and avoid drugs, alcohol, tobacco and sex more often than their counterparts five years ago, according to a new study. ADVERTISEMENT In fact, the Ohio Department of Health study released last week indicates that almost all of the health habits of Ohio teens have improved during the past five years. "Ohio's teenagers understand healthy behaviors are important," department director J. Nick Baird said. "This bodes well for Ohio's future, as we often carry learned behaviors into adulthood." The study, conduct last year of about 1,200 high school students, found: 68 percent of Ohio teens reported that they exercise regularly, up from 62 percent in 1999, the last time the statewide survey was conducted. 76 percent reported having tried alcohol, down from 85 percent in 1999. 90 percent said they didn't drink and drive in the month before the survey. Tobacco use fell 45 percent to 22.2 percent.

22. City Of Newark (Ohio) Health Department Environmental health. Overview. programs Services. Contact Us. Nursing Public health. Overview. programs Services. Contact Us. Vital Statistics. Overview. Birth/Death Certificate. Contact Us . http://www.newarkhealthdept.org/agency_programs.html

window.name="main"; window.open("http://www.bizland.com/ccpopup2.bml?u=newarkhealthdept", "test", "toolbar=no, directories=no, location=no, menubar=no, scrollbars=no, resizable=no, top=20, left=375, width=510, height=250"); Home Environmental Health Overview Contact Us Overview Contact Us Vital Statistics Overview Birth/Death Certificate Contact Us Epidemiologists Contact Us Emergency Response Coordinator Contact Us Health Topics A-Z Agency Information Overview Staff The following programs and services are provided by the Newark City Health Department. For additional information, follow the links provided. Bureau of Children with Medical Handicaps serves children with chronic conditions. Communicable Disease Program takes measures to control the spread of disease. Dental Sealant Program school-based program provides sealants to 2nd and 6th graders. Early Intervention/Health Promotion visits to children from birth to age five to assess health needs. Food Service Program licenses and inspects food service operations. Head Lice Control assists families to obtain treatment for head lice. Offers education and instruction.

23. MyHealth@Anthem Ohio Members Consumers latest news and information on fitness, nutrition, parenting, women s In New HampshireAnthem health Plans of New Hampshire In ohio Community Insurance Company http://www80.anthem.com/jsp/antiphona/bcbs/secondary.jsp?site=bcbs&state=oh&role

24. State Agencies Administering The Child Nutrition Programs Bureau of Child nutrition programs. Florida Department of health. 4052 Bald Cypress Way, Bin A17 Office of Child nutrition Services. ohio Department of Education http://www.fns.usda.gov/cnd/Contacts/StateDirectory.htm

State Agencies Administering the Child Nutrition Programs CHOOSE THE FIRST LETTER OF THE STATE YOU WISH TO FIND A B C D E F G H I J K L M N ... P Q R S T U ... W Alabama NSLP, CACFP, SFSP State Director Child Nutrition Programs Alabama Department of Education Gordon Persons Building 50 North Ripley Street, Room 5301 Montgomery, Alabama 36130-2101 Phone: 334-242-1988 Fax: 334-242-2475 Alaska NSLP, CACFP, SFSP State Director Child Nutrition Programs 801 West 10th Street, Suite 200 Juneau, Alaska 99801-1894 Phone: 907-465-8708 Fax: 907-465-8910 Arizona NSLP, CACFP, SFSP State Director Student Services State Department of Education 1535 West Jefferson Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Phone: 602-542-8709 Fax: 602-542-3818 Arkansas NSLP (Public) State Director Child Nutrition Section Department of Education Executive Building Suite 404 2020 West 3rd Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72205-4465 Phone: 501-324-9502 Fax: 501-324-9595 Arkansas NSLP (Private), CACFP, SFSP State Director Special Nutrition Programs Division of Child Care and Early Childhood Education Department of Human Services Post Office Box 1437, Slot 705

25. Nutrition Programs, Columbus, Ohio, OH, Superpages, Yellow Pages Advertisers, nutrition programs (1 12 of 12), Herbal health / Herbalife DistributorFree Shipping http://phonebook.superpages.com/yellowpages/C-Nutrition Programs/S-OH/T-Columbus

Home Locations OH Nutrition Programs Related Categories Nutrition Programs Perform a new search: 1. Keyword ( browse or Business Name 2. City 3. and State or Nationwide Select One NATIONWIDE Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware D.C. Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington Washington D.C. West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Other searches: Map-Based Search Search By Distance Advanced Search Category Search ... University Search Businesses Show: Serving the area Map: Show Results on Map Advertisers Herbal Health / Herbalife Distributor Email: theherbalhealth@yahoo.com phone phone email email www.herbal-nutrition.net/theherbalhealth Independent distributor of Herbalife, the premier wellness company simplifying your path to healthy living. Effective weight loss, improved nutrition. Email: herbalife@scottthompson.com

26. Hunger In Ohio: Making Ends Meet Line Without access to federal nutrition programs, lowincome are able to sustaingood health by participating more information on hunger in ohio, check out http://www.childrenshungeralliance.org/FACTS/makeendsmeet.html

The Facts Menu: FACTS HOME Hunger in Ohio: The State of the State 2004 [PDF (1.59Mb)] Message from the CEO Who is hungry? What are the causes and effects of hunger in children? How can we prevent hunger? ... Footnotes Hunger in Ohio: Making Ends Meet How can nutrition programs help low-income families make ends meet? Even working families can have a very difficult time meeting all of their expenses, such as rent, utilities, and food. Because food is a variable expense, many low-income families spend less on groceries in order to pay for these other costs. Whether they purchase low-cost foods that lack nutrition or cut back on meals to save money, such behavior is dangerous for the health and well-being of all members of the family, especially children. But federal nutrition programs can help low-income families purchase the food they need to keep themselves healthy and nourished. Consider the following example: The Anderson Family By accessing these federal nutrition programs, the Andersons are able to raise their income above the poverty level. Although they still struggle, these programs help ensure that they have enough nutritious food to eat.

27. Pediatric Health Information Conditions, Diagnoses, Tests Jobs in Demand Job Profiles, Clinical Training programs Research Training programsContinuing Professional Adolescent nutrition. Healthy Foods and Snacking. http://www.chmcc.org/family/pep/

28. WCHD - Patient Care Division & WIC Supplemental nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is sponsoredby the US Department of Agriculture and the ohio Department of health. http://wayne-health.org/newsite/MP/mp_patientcareWIC.htm

The Ohio/Wayne County WIC Program Wayne County WIC Program Location Map 203 South Walnut Street Mappoint Directions Wooster, OH 44691 (330)264-1942 Voice (330)262-2538 Fax Inquiries should be directed to: Kim Heim, R.D. Supervisor, WIC Program email: kheim@wayne-health.org What is the Wayne County WIC Program? The Wayne County Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (W.I.C.) is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Ohio Department of Health. The primary goal is to improve maternal and child nutrition and ultimately health status by providing not only supplemental foods (milk, eggs, cheese, infant formula, etc.), but also nutrition education. The Program provides nutrition education for pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, infants, and children under five years of age. The Federal program provides grants to States for supplemental foods, health care referrals, and nutrition education for low-income pregnant, breastfeeding, and non-breastfeeding postpartum women, and to infants and children who are found to be at nutritional risk. How Does the WIC Program Work?

29. Personal Vision, Powerful Choices: An Interactive Health Program For Women 35 Ye The health Alliance and the ohio Soybean Council Susan s achievements encompass nutritionand education programs for all types of health care professionals http://www.health-alliance.com/newsflash_menopause.html

Physicians Hospitals Jobs Healthy Living ... News Personal Vision, Powerful Choices An Interactive Health Program for Women 35 Years and Beyond A nationally recognized program that gives you the unique opportunity to gain insight, information and choices from midlife experts and other women. Saturday

30. Miami University - Department Of Physical Education, Health And Sports Studies Literature links for nutrition and health Models for health and learning Understandingourselves in the Alessio, H. ohio Board of Trustees, Research Challenge http://www.units.muohio.edu/eap/phs/Pages/news.html

PHS in the News Recent Articles and Book Chapters by PHS Faculty and Students Recent Books by PHS Faculty Recent Presentations by PHS Faculty and Students Recent Performances by PHS Faculty and Students ... Recognition of PHS Faculty and Students Recent Articles and Book Chapters by PHS Faculty and Students Alessio, H.M ., Hagerman, A.E., Rice, R., Fulkerson, B.K. and Wiley, R.L. 2000. A comparison of oxidative stress biomarkers in exhaustive aerobic and non aerobic exercise. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise Alessio, H.M. Physiological aging. In L. Morgan and S. Kunkel (eds.) Aging: The social context , 2nd ed. 2001. Thousand Oaks, California: Pine Forge Press. Pp.107-137. Riedl, K.M.; Carando, S.; Alessio, H.M .; McCarthy, M.; Hagerman, A.E. Antioxidant Activity of Tannins and Tannin-Protein Complexes. Assessment in vitro and in vivo. In Free Radicals in Foods: Chemistry, Nutrition and Health. Morello, M and Shahadi, F. Eds. American Chemical Society: Washington, DC, in press.

31. PHS Vert Index Literature links for nutrition and health Journal of health Education, 30(1), 3238 Professionalpreparation of elementary teachers in ohio Status of K-6 health http://www.units.muohio.edu/eap/phs/Pages/Faculty/Ubbes.htm

Valerie A. Ubbes, PhD, CHES Position Associate Professor Scholarly and Professional Focus: My scholarship focuses on the professional preparation of teachers within health education, especially the ways in which health education has ties with other academic disciplines in education (preK-16). To date, health education has had only implicit ties to the education literature, borrowing mostly from the behavioral science literatures of psychology and sociology, and to a lesser extent, the historical roots of medicine. My primary interest is the relationship between education and health which explicitly connects health education to the field of public education rather than a more typical focus on public health. Although I am interested in how both public education and public health inform the discipline of health education, my developing work in educational renewal involves critical reflection and interpretation on how to frame these issues for future teachers, including teacher educators. The following are the foci of my research, teaching, and service: (1) How constructivism theory supports teachers to understand and think critically about their ongoing decisions around curriculum, instruction, and assessment, including the triadic effect of these factors on all participants in the teaching-learning process;

32. MCO - Public Health as part of the Northwest ohio Consortium for Administration, Public health Epidemiology,and Public health nutrition. The MSOH IH program is accredited by http://www.mco.edu/allh/pubhealth/

Home Faculty and Staff MSOH MPH ... School of Allied Health Welcome Located in the Howard L. Collier Nursing and Allied Health Building, the Department of Public Health in the School of Allied Health at the Medical College of Ohio at Toledo offers a Master of Science in Occupational Health (MSOH) degree and Certificate in Occupational Health (COH) program in Industrial Hygiene (IH). In addition, a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree is offered as part of the Northwest Ohio Consortium for Public Health , with majors in Environmental and Occupational Health, Health Promotion and Education, Public Health Administration, Public Health Epidemiology, and Public Health Nutrition. The Department consists of 3 Full-time Faculty, and 15 Part-time Supporting Faculty. The MSOH - IH program is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology - Applied Science Accreditation Commission. (ABET ASAC). In addition, the program is recognized as a CDC/NIOSH Training Program and has received a grant as part of the Healthy People 2010 initiative. Through this grant, a few scholarships are available to new students. For more information on these scholarships

33. Area Office On Aging Of Northwestern Ohio, Inc. sites throughout the ten counties of Northwestern ohio. Upto-date nutrition informationis provided to Other health screenings, counseling, fitness, and fun http://www.areaofficeonaging.com/aoanutri.html

Senior Dining Sites Home Delivered Meals Mobile Meals Programs Seniors Farmers Market Program ... June Meals with Appeal® Menu Making Meal Choices that Fit Your Lifestyle! Purpose– The goal of the Elderly Nutrition Program is to provide nutritionally balanced meals to those who are 60 years of age or older. With the high cost of utilities, prescriptions, and medical needs while on a fixed income, senior citizens sometimes face the agonizing choice of either paying the necessary living items or purchasing food. When many seniors are already at an increased health risk, nutrition is of the utmost concern to help reduce colds and illnesses. The meals furnished through the Elderly Nutrition Program provide one-third the daily recommended nutritional requirements. The Elderly Nutrition Program offers a variety of meal or nutrition programs to fit everyone’s lifestyle. Be realistic and make a meal choice that fits your lifestyle! Senior Dining Sites Senior Dining Sites are a place for seniors to go to socialize, meet new friends, join in fun activities, learn interesting facts, and receive a hot meal. Most dining sites are located in senior centers, senior housing facilities, churches, temples, or other community buildings.

34. Area Office On Aging Of Northwestern Ohio, Inc. 153 or 1800-472-7277 or click here for more information about Meals and ElderlyNutrition programs. ohio Seniors health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP). http://www.areaofficeonaging.com/aoaservices.html

Care Choice Ohio Family Care Giver Support Program Options For Independence Information and Assistance Office ... Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) Care Choice Ohio Care Choice Ohio is a statewide program designed to assist seniors and their families with long term care decisions. A trained and experienced professional can visit seniors in their own home and help assess their needs. The Care Choice Ohio consultant will discuss available services, eligibility requirements and financial resources necessary, and create a plan of care. There is no charge for a Care Choice Ohio evaluation. Call AOoA Ext.123. Family Caregiver Support Program Families, not social service agencies, nursing homes or government programs, are the main providers of long-term care for older persons in northwestern Ohio. The National Family Caregiver Support Program, implemented as a part of the Older Americans Act of 2000 recognizes the monumental role caregivers play in caring for older family members. Under this program five basic services are available: information to caregivers about available services; assistance to caregivers in gaining access to services; counseling, support groups, and caregiver training; respite care to enable caregivers to be temporarily relieved from their caregiving responsibilities; and supplemental services, to complement the care provided by family caregivers.

35. Health Insurance Consumer Guide For Ohio is also administered by the ohio Department of provides child and adolescent healthcare, prenatal of the clinics offer physicals, nutrition counseling, social http://www.healthinsuranceinfo.net/oh05.html

A Consumer's Guide to Getting and Keeping Health Insurance in Ohio Chapter 5. Financial Assistance for Health Coverage Last updated December 2001 Chapter 5. Financial Assistance for Health Coverage Help is available to certain low-income residents of Ohio who cannot afford to buy health insurance. Medicaid, Healthy Start, and Healthy Families offer free or subsidized health insurance coverage, direct medical services or other help. This chapter provides summary information about these programs and contact information for further assistance. Medicaid Medicaid is a program that provides health coverage to some low-income Ohio residents. Medicaid covers families with children and pregnant women, the elderly, and people with disabilities, if state and federal guidelines are met. Those who qualify for Medicaid programs must be Ohio residents and U.S. citizens. Additionally, certain legal residents who are not U.S. citizens may be eligible for coverage. Non-citizens who do not have immigration documents cannot enroll in Medicaid programs. For all categories of Medicaid, eligibility is based on the amount of your household income. For children with family incomes over 150% of the federal poverty level, eligibility is restricted to uninsured children who have not had health insurance for at least 6 months. For those who are applying for coverage because they are elderly or have a disability, eligibility is also based on the amount of assets an individual may have. Assets are things like cash, savings, stocks and bonds, etc. Contact your local county department of job and family services for more information.

36. Columbus Children's Hospital: Internship Programs - Psychology Predoctoral - Sup Pediatrics and Psychology Department of Pediatrics The ohio State University development;Intervention/prevention programs for improving nutrition in healthy. http://www.columbuschildrens.com/Education_Training/psych/supervisors.cfm

Supervisors Facilities (GO TO About Columbus) News Releases ... About Columbus Internship Programs Quick Links About Childrens Find A Doctor Find a Service Phone Directory Make a Gift Volunteer Find A Job Residency Info About Columbus OP Surgery Tour Psychology Predoctoral Supervisors Facilities (GO TO About Columbus) Psychology Predoctoral Internship SUPERVISORS Anthony Alioto, Ph.D. Clinical Assistant Professor Department of Pediatrics The Ohio State University Clinical Interests Adherence to medical regimens Adaptation to chronic illness Emphasis on Diabetes End-Stage Renal Disorders Elimination Disorders Research Interests Family and individual early adjustment to chronic illness Predictors of success with the insulin pump Multidisciplinary approaches to encopresis Long-term adjustment to End-Stage Disease John Beetar, Ph.D. Department of Pediatrics The Ohio State University Clinical and Research Interests Pediatric Neuropsychology Rehabilitation Psychology Conversion Disorders Cynthia A. Gerhardt, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and Psychology Department of Pediatrics The Ohio State University Clinical Interests Hematology/Oncology Bone Marrow Transplant Immunodeficiency Disorders Research Interests Family adjustment to childhood chronic illness Bereavement and end of life issues Psychoneuroimmunology Cathy Butz, Ph.D.

37. City Of Akron: Health Department: Division Of Nursing Special Supplemental nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) AkronHealth DepartmentNorth Hill 655 North Main Street Akron, ohio 44310 Phone http://ci.akron.oh.us/ASP/Index_Resp.asp?link=nursing

38. National Kidney Foundation Of Ohio - Public Awareness The National Kidney Foundation of ohio has over intervention and prevention, treatmentoptions, nutrition, rehabilitation, health care services http://www.kidney.org/affiliate/oh/pubaware.html

Kidney Month Media Organ Donation Info The National Kidney Foundation of Ohio provides the general public with a variety of educational programs, services and materials. Community Based Growth... is a network of local community volunteers that help carry out the mission and goals of the National Kidney Foundation of Ohio. Public Policy The National Kidney Foundation of Ohio advocates public policy efforts throughout the state of Ohio and the United States. Click here to learn more Literature The National Kidney Foundation of Ohio has over 100 pieces of educational literature discussing the kidneys, kidney disease, early intervention and prevention, treatment options, nutrition, rehabilitation, health care services, organ donation and transplantation, donor family support, and DOQI. "Kidney Comments" Our newsletter for patients, family members, health care professionals, donors, and other individuals interested in our activities and mission. We have display boards, literature, and speakers available for schools, companies, civic groups and the community. We are always looking for places to display information about kidney and urinary tract diseases. If you have a health fair or want to be a volunteer at a health fair just let us know. Media Campaigns Special media programming to increase public awareness about kidney disease and organ donation. Click on the links below to learn more about:

39. Wendy Volhard - Canine Nutrition & Health Seminar Cleveland nutrition and health, for a twoday seminar on nutrition and health on October Theseminar was approved by The ohio Veterinary Medical Licensing Board for http://www.classick9academy.com/wendy-volhard.html

Home About Us Training Courses ... Links CLASSIC ACADEMY OF CANINE LEARNING "Positive Learning Methods for Dogs and Their Family Companions" ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL EVENT!!! with Wendy Volhard, internationally-recognized leading nutrition and health authority "It was such a pleasure as a presenter to work at a seminar that was so well organized. Rarely does a host organization put so much effort into making my stay so relaxing and comfortable. The result of being comfortable is that I can give all my energy to the seminar, and not worry about hotels, rooms, food, and the participants themselves. Thank you so much for all the hard work you put into making this seminar so successful. I hope that our paths will cross again in the not too distant future. Wendy Volhard The Classic Academy of Canine Learning, LLC

40. Community Action Agencies | OCS | CDD | Ohio Department Of Development The following chart illustrates the 2002 funding base of ohio s CAA s. WIC,37,357. Other nutrition Projects, 78,576. Rural health programs, 3,144. http://www.odod.state.oh.us/CDD/OCS/cacs.htm

Press Releases Meeting Notices and Agendas ... Office of Housing and Community Partnerships About Ohio's Community Action Agencies CommunityAction Agencies were first incorporated with the advent of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. They are locally controlled private nonprofit organizations whose purpose is to reduce poverty and to help low-income people become self-sufficient. There are over 900 community action agencies in the United States. Currently, there are fifty-two (52) CAA's in Ohio, with every county receiving services. During the last program year, they administered $523,407,248 of resources aimed at alleviating the problems of poverty in Ohio's Communities. Nationally, Ohio ranks second in the amount of resources developed by its community action network. The following chart illustrates the 2002 funding base of Ohio's CAA's. Over the last thirty years, the CAA network has developed a broad base of programs and services. The chart below includes many, but not all, of the available services. These were compiled from reports required by the Community Services Block Grant. Employment Service Description # of Services Information/Referral Job Counseling Job Placement On the Job Training Employment Generating Projects Skills Training Other Projects Community Organization/Advocacy Emergency Services Service Description # of Services Information/Referral Cash/Loan Assistance Emergency HEAP Other Emergency Energy Support Crisis Intervention Case Management

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