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From the Editor's Desk: Starting Off on the Right Foot ...


Once again, we offer helpful tools and tips to help you start off a great month. To help start off May in the right way, check out the following articles -- Calorie Counting, The Power of Produce, and Exercise Tips for Trainers Working with Amputees.

All of you know the importance of physical education is in the school systems. And with the campaign to fight against childhood obesity, physical education is one way to help that fight. Read this month's Director's Column, which discusses the lack of quality of physical education for children with disabilities.


Send your questions and comments to Jenny Carlton, NCHPAD News Editor, at jcarlto1@uic.edu.


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