Uncomfortably Important: Children, Obesity, and COVID
Vaccinating children against COVID-19 is on parents’ minds, now that Australia’s rollout is open to those aged 12 and over, and regulators are
Vaccinating children against COVID-19 is on parents’ minds, now that Australia’s rollout is open to those aged 12 and over, and regulators are
Axios has declared that we are having our most vegan Thanksgiving ever. It sound like a good story. They made us look. But the story is not exactly
Axios has declared that we are having our most vegan Thanksgiving ever. It sound like a good story. They made us look. But the story is not exactly
New data this week in SOARD tells us once again that gastric bypass can produce impressive results over time for someone with severe obesity. After
“The way that fat people and thin people experience this conversation is worlds apart,” says Michael Hobbes on a recent episode of his
The PR for a new analysis of dietary strategies for weight management in diabetes certainly is an attention grabber. The only trouble is that the
In her new book, How the Other Half Eats, Priya Fielding-Singh tells us good nutrition comes in many forms. But the dominant culture often presents a
Lancet this week published the biggest study yet of cagrilintide – evidence that we’re seeing success in progress with more options for
New polling being released today by Morning Consult tells us that Medicare is lagging behind public sentiment on obesity care. Researchers found that
Adele is back this week, making a big celebrity splash with her music and her body positivity messages. Clearly, she knows how to command attention
This was not entirely unexpected, but the jolt is remarkable. New stats are out for the rates of child obesity in England for 2021 and the numbers
Dietary bias can be very slow to fade. The American Heart Association updated its dietary guidance for the first time in more than a decade. The new
Last year, when we didn’t have many great options for dealing with COVID-19, interest in vitamin D was keen. A number of studies found a
It’s hard to miss the zeal that people bring to matters of health, wellness, and fitness. We’re part of it. Believing that health systems should,
Jeff Colgan and Miriam Hinthorn have a provocative new paper suggesting that cheap gas drives obesity prevalence higher. At first glance, the title