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Health Groups Vie for $15 Billion in Prevention Money
National Public Radio [NPR] Link to more items from this source
May 9, 2010

Excerpt: Some groups want the bulk of the money earmarked for programs to target specific diseases or problems that affect millions of Americans, such as obesity, diabetes or smoking. But public health officials say the majority of funds should not go solely into fighting specific diseases but be used to bolster agencies whose work targets a broad range of the causes of death and disability. Others advocate using the fund to transform communities to make it easier to exercise and buy fresh produce.

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