huge topic:Americans keep getting fatter

[ocrenter]

[quote=briansd1]It now seems like fat is becoming a partisan issue.

It’s a class and culture issue IMHO.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/12/29/AR2010122901940.html

http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/trends.html%5B/quote%5D

if you take the % making under 30k map and put it next to the obesity map, here’s what you get:

[img_assist|nid=14400|title=obesity vs income|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=88|height=100]

[Eugene]

[quote=ocrenter]if you take the % making under 30k map and put it next to the obesity map, here’s what you get:[/quote]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.

On the state level, there’s a correlation between fat and education. The strongest correlation (R^2 = 0.68; 0.65 if you exclude DC) is between the obesity level and the percentage of adults who spent at least one year in college.

[Eugene]

[quote=ocrenter]if you take the % making under 30k map and put it next to the obesity map, here’s what you get:[/quote]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.

On the state level, there’s a correlation between fat and education. The strongest correlation (R^2 = 0.68; 0.65 if you exclude DC) is between the obesity level and the percentage of adults who spent at least one year in college.

[Eugene]

[quote=ocrenter]if you take the % making under 30k map and put it next to the obesity map, here’s what you get:[/quote]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.

On the state level, there’s a correlation between fat and education. The strongest correlation (R^2 = 0.68; 0.65 if you exclude DC) is between the obesity level and the percentage of adults who spent at least one year in college.

[Eugene]

[quote=ocrenter]if you take the % making under 30k map and put it next to the obesity map, here’s what you get:[/quote]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.

On the state level, there’s a correlation between fat and education. The strongest correlation (R^2 = 0.68; 0.65 if you exclude DC) is between the obesity level and the percentage of adults who spent at least one year in college.

[Eugene]

[quote=ocrenter]if you take the % making under 30k map and put it next to the obesity map, here’s what you get:[/quote]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.

On the state level, there’s a correlation between fat and education. The strongest correlation (R^2 = 0.68; 0.65 if you exclude DC) is between the obesity level and the percentage of adults who spent at least one year in college.

[ocrenter]

[quote=Eugene]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.
[/quote]

you can click on the picture to enlarge.

[ocrenter]

[quote=Eugene]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.
[/quote]

you can click on the picture to enlarge.

[ocrenter]

[quote=Eugene]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.
[/quote]

you can click on the picture to enlarge.

[ocrenter]

[quote=Eugene]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.
[/quote]

you can click on the picture to enlarge.

[ocrenter]

[quote=Eugene]

Pictures are hard to read, especially that top picture – poor choice of colors.
[/quote]

you can click on the picture to enlarge.

[outtamojo]

It’s the healthcare system not taking care of us- that’s who’s fault obesity is.

[outtamojo]

It’s the healthcare system not taking care of us- that’s who’s fault obesity is.

[outtamojo]

It’s the healthcare system not taking care of us- that’s who’s fault obesity is.

[outtamojo]

It’s the healthcare system not taking care of us- that’s who’s fault obesity is.

[Author]

Posts