Economics Engaging the Body Yields Behavioral Benefits A new study finds that using motor skills while being asked to change behavior makes it more likely you'll follow the advice. Tom Jacobs
Economics Yet Another Reason Why We’re Fat Try not to pass by a gym on your way to lunch — at least if there are signs in the window promoting the benefits of exercise. You may end up eating more. Tom Jacobs
Environment Honorable Ambassador From Nature-Land Park professionals are searching for ways to reintroduce Americans to the great outdoors. John McKinney
Economics Walking the Gantlet Keeps Us Plump UPDATED: A policy brief finds increased obesity among the poor is likely tied to structural obstacles in better eating and exercising. Michael Todd