UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.—To get a child to eat more vegetables, serve them as the
first course of a meal, says researchers from the Center for Childhood Obesity
Research at The Pennsylvania State University (Am J Clin Nutr 91: 1237-1243, 2010).
Sherry Fritz, Nutrition Educator for NSA
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