Pop Health Twitter Roundup (8/9/11)

The latest and greatest from @PopHealth:

• New article in British Medical Journal uses Health Impact Assessment to analyze urban bicycle sharing program

• First-Ever National Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Standards Developed for Afterschool Programs

• How does education affect your community? Check out the United Way's new Common Good Forecaster to find out

• This fall, all 34,000 Cincinnati Public School students will have daily access to a school salad bar

• NYT "Well": Friendly Workplace Linked to Longer Life

• Ample Harvest is making fresh produce available to more than 4,000 food pantries across the US

• Check out the new Health Wonk Review blog carnival hosted by Joe Paduda at Managed Care Matters

• From Washington Post: Towns change programs, enlarge street signs to adapt to an older population

• Health Leads: Slashing the Price of Health with Common Sense from NYT columnist David Bornstein

• Weight, income, public food programs: A look at how the pounds add up