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24, 2005Arturo Napoles is fighting obesity in Milwaukee one meal at a time. And one of his favorite weapons is chronic the zucchini. Advertisement Public Health Photo/Gary Porter Both enrolled in the Healthy Latino chronic Family Program, Julio Olivares plays soccer with his chronic son, Alan, in the park across the street from their home. Photo/Karen Sherlock Fatima Gomez, 10, and Citlallit Cardenas, 12, learn about vegetables and healthy food choices. Related Coverage Editorial: Public health school belongs here Editorial: Pilot project shows how school could help Napoles and the immigrant Latino population he works with illustrate why Milwaukee is the right place to begin a school of public health attached to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Simply, the need is greatest here. The pilot project Napoles works with is called Healthy Latino Families. But the simple title belies the science and sophisticated planning behind it by faculty members at UWM, working in conjunction with the staff at the United Community Center and the Sixteenth Street Community Health Center.
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