Fewer than a third of American adults eat the amount of fruits and vegetables the government recommends . . . , health officials said. That's “well below'' the government's goal of getting 75 percent of Americans to eat two servings of fruits and having half of the population consume three servings of vegetables each day by 2010, said Dr. Larry Cohen of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “We're really concerned with the lack of success in meeting these national goals,'' said Cohen, who works in CDC's nutrition and physical activity division. . . . . . . . Continued.

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