Obesity Report in Minnesota 2007

From: Subject: Obesity Report in Minnesota 2007 Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 11:30:15 -0500 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/related; type="text/html"; boundary="----=_NextPart_000_0000_01C81AE8.3DC4ED70" X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2900.2962 This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0000_01C81AE8.3DC4ED70 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Location: http://healthyamericans.org/reports/obesity2007/print.php?StateID=MN Obesity Report in Minnesota 2007

Copyright =A9 2007
Trust for America's = Health
1707=20 H Street, NW, 7th Floor
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202.223.9870

Minnesota Adults 28th Most Obese in Country; = Youth 47th=20 Most Overweight

Media Contacts: Laura Segal (202) = 223-9870=20 x 278 or lsegal@tfah.org

Washington, D.C. August 27, 2007 = -=20 Minnesota has the 28th highest rate of adult obesity at 23.7 = percent and=20 the 47th highest rate of overweight youths (ages 10-17) at 10.1 = percent in=20 the nation, according to a new report by Trust for America's = Health=20 (TFAH).

The fourth annual F as in Fat: How Obesity = Policies Are=20 Failing in America, 2007 report found that adult obesity rates = rose in=20 31 states in the U.S. over the past year, and adult obesity rates = now=20 exceed 25 percent in 19 states. The rate of adult obesity remained = consistent in Minnesota since last year. No state experienced a = decrease.=20 Eight-five percent of Americans believe obesity is an epidemic, = according=20 to a public opinion survey also featured in the report.

Mississippi topped the list with the highest rate = of adult=20 obesity in the country for the third year in a row, and is the = first state=20 to reach a rate of over 30 percent (at 30.6 percent). Ten of the = 15 states=20 with the highest rates of adult obesity are located in the South. = Colorado=20 was the leanest state again this year, however, its adult obesity = rate=20 increased over the past year (from 16.9 to 17.6 percent).

The report also finds that rates of overweight = children=20 (ages 10 to 17) ranged from a high of 22.8 percent in Washington, = D.C. to=20 a low of 8.5 percent in Utah. Eight of the ten states with the = highest=20 rates of overweight children were in the South.

"There has been a breakthrough in terms of drawing = attention=20 to the obesity epidemic. Now, we need a breakthrough in terms of = policies=20 and results," said Jeff Levi, PhD, Executive Director of TFAH. = "Poor=20 nutrition and physical inactivity are robbing America of our = health and=20 productivity."

The F as in Fat report contains rankings of = state=20 obesity rates and a review of federal and state government = policies aimed=20 at reducing or preventing obesity.

Other Key Findings from F as in Fat=20 2007

15.4 percent of adults in Minnesota report that they do not = engage=20 in any physical activity. The national average is 22 percent.=20
Minnesota is not one of 17 states that require their school = lunches,=20 breakfasts, and snacks to meet higher nutritional standards than = the=20 U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) requires.=20
Minnesota is not one of 22 states that have set nutritional=20 standards for foods sold in vending machines, a la carte, in = school=20 stores, or in bake sales in schools, and the state is not one of = 26=20 states that limit when and where these foods may be sold on = school=20 property beyond federal requirements.=20
Minnesota is not one of 16 states that screen students' body = mass=20 index (BMI) or fitness status and confidentially provide = information to=20 parents or guardians.

Public Opinion Survey on = Obesity

The report also contains a national opinion survey = conducted=20 for TFAH by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research, Inc. from July = 12-16, 2007=20 (with a +/-3.1 percent margin of error). Key findings about = government's=20 role, school lunches, physical education and body measurement = include:

Eighty-one percent of Americans believe that the government = should=20 have a role in addressing the obesity crisis. Majorities = strongly=20 support government working on proposals to expand education = programs=20 about healthy living, provide low-cost access to exercise = programs, and=20 reduce the marketing of unhealthy foods.=20
Fifty-five percent of parents with children under 18 believe = lunches=20 provided in schools are not nutritious enough. Sixty-six percent = of=20 Americans rated proposals to establish higher nutrition in = school=20 lunches as very useful.=20
More than two-thirds of Americans believe children do not=20 participate in adequate amounts of physical activity during the = school=20 day or engage in enough physical activity outside of school. = More than=20 70 percent of Americans rated proposals to increase physical = education=20 in schools as very useful.=20
Sixty percent of Americans favor a proposal to measure = students' BMI=20 annually and confidentially provide this information to parents = or=20 guardians.

Recommendations for Combating=20 Obesity

TFAH recommends a comprehensive approach for = helping=20 individuals make healthy choices including support from families,=20 communities, schools, employers, the food and beverage industries, = health=20 professionals, and government at all levels. Some key = recommendations=20 include:

Think big. The federal government should develop and = implement a=20 National Strategy to Combat Obesity. This plan should involve = every=20 federal government agency, define clear roles and = responsibilities for=20 states and localities, and engage private industry and community = groups.=20
Make healthy choices easy choices. Federal, state, and local = governments should develop and implement policies that give = Americans=20 the tools they need to make it easier to engage in the = recommended=20 levels of physical activity and choose healthy foods, ranging = from=20 improving food served and increasing opportunities for physical = activity=20 in schools to requiring restaurants and food companies to = provide better=20 and more readily accessible information about the nutritional = content of=20 their products to securing more safe, affordable recreation = places for=20 all Americans.=20
Improve your bottom line. Federal, state, and local = governments=20 should work with private employers and insurers to ensure that = every=20 working American has access to a workplace wellness program.=20
Escalate research on how to promote healthy choices. Public = health=20 officials have identified a number of strategies to help = encourage=20 people to make healthier decisions about nutrition and activity, = however, much more research needs to be done about how to = effectively=20 promote healthier habits.

The full report with complete state rankings in = all=20 categories is available on TFAH's Web site at http://healthyamericans.org/. = The=20 report was supported by a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson=20 Foundation.

State-By-State Adult Obesity Rankings

Note: 1 =3D Highest rate of adult obesity, 51 = =3D lowest.=20 Rankings are based on combining three years of data (2004-2006) = from the=20 U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Behavioral Risk=20 Surveillance System to "stabilize" data for comparison purposes. = States=20 with statistically significant (p<0.05) increases for one year = are=20 noted with an asterisk (*), states with statistically significant=20 increases for two years in a row are noted with two asterisks = (**).=20 Additional information about methodologies and confidence = intervals are=20 available in the report. Individuals with a body mass index (BMI) = (a=20 calculation based on weight and height ratios) of 30 or higher are = considered obese.

1: Mississippi**; 2: West Virginia*; 3: Alabama; = 4:=20 Louisiana; 5 (tie): South Carolina**, Tennessee*; 7: Kentucky**; = 8:=20 Arkansas; 9 (tie): Indiana, Michigan*, Oklahoma**; 12 (tie): = Missouri**,=20 Texas; 14: Georgia; 15: Ohio**; 16: Alaska; 17: North Carolina**; = 18:=20 Nebraska**; 19: North Dakota; 20 (tie): Iowa, South Dakota**; 22:=20 Wisconsin**; 23 (tie): Pennsylvania, Virginia*; 25 (tie): = Illinois,=20 Maryland**; 27: Kansas*; 28: Minnesota; 29: Delaware**; 30: = Oregon**; 31=20 (tie): Idaho, Washington**; 33: Maine*; 34: Florida**; 35: = Wyoming**; 36:=20 California; 37: Nevada*; 38 (tie): New Hampshire**, New York; 40 = (tie):=20 D.C., New Jersey**; 42: New Mexico**; 43: Arizona; 44: Utah; 45: = Montana;=20 46: Rhode Island**; 47 (tie): Connecticut**, Hawaii*; 49: Vermont; = 50:=20 Massachusetts**; 51: Colorado*.

State-By-State Overweight Youths Ages 10-17=20 Rankings

Note: 1 =3D Highest rate of overweight youth, = 51 =3D lowest.=20 Rankings are based on the National Survey of Children's Health, a = phone=20 survey of parents with children ages 10-17 conducted in 2003-04 by = the=20 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Additional = information about=20 methodologies and confidence intervals are available in the = report.=20 Children with a body mass index (BMI) (a calculation based on = weight and=20 height ratios) at or above the 95th percentile for their age are=20 considered overweight.

1: D.C.; 2: West Virginia; 3: Kentucky; 4: = Tennessee; 5:=20 North Carolina; 6: Texas; 7: South Carolina; 8: Mississippi; 9: = Louisiana;=20 10: New Mexico; 11: Alabama; 12 (tie): Arkansas, Georgia; 14: = Illinois; 15=20 (tie) Indiana, Missouri; 17: Oklahoma; 18: New York; 19: Delaware; = 20:=20 Michigan; 21: Florida; 22: Ohio; 23: Oregon; 24: Kansas; 25: = Virginia; 26:=20 New Jersey; 27: Massachusetts; 28: Wisconsin; 29 (tie) Hawaii, = Maryland,=20 Pennsylvania; 32: California; 33: New Hampshire; 34: Maine; 35: = Iowa; 36:=20 Nevada; 37: Connecticut; 38: Arizona; 39 (tie): North Dakota, = South=20 Dakota; 41 (tie): Nebraska, Rhode Island; 43: Vermont; 44 (tie) = Alaska,=20 Montana; 46: Washington; 47 (tie): Idaho, Minnesota; 49: Colorado; = 50:=20 Wyoming; 51: Utah.

Trust for America's Health is a non-profit, = non-partisan=20 organization dedicated to saving lives by protecting the health of = every=20 community and working to make disease prevention a national = priority. http://www.healthyamericans.org= /

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which = supported this=20 report, focuses on the pressing health and health care issues = facing our=20 country. As the nation's largest philanthropy devoted exclusively = to=20 improving the health and health care of all Americans, the = Foundation=20 works with a diverse group of organizations and individuals to = identify=20 solutions and achieve comprehensive, meaningful and timely change. = For=20 more than 35 years the Foundation has brought experience, = commitment, and=20 a rigorous, balanced approach to the problems that affect the = health and=20 health care of those it serves. Helping Americans lead healthier = lives and=20 get the care they need-the Foundation expects to make a difference = in our=20 lifetime. For more information, visit http://www.rwjf.org/.

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