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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
October 9, 2008
Several Massachusetts communities have received funding from the Metro West Community Health Care Foundation to develop comprehensive programs to reduce childhood obesity, the Boston Globe reports. The communities, including Framingham, Franklin, Millis, Natick and Northborough, will use the grants to encourage healthy eating and exercise habits.
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