In 1980 Only 15% of US Adults Were Obese, Now It’s 40%
Study finds dopamine, biological clock link to snacking, overeating and obesity
Tag: obesity
Obesity Impacts Brain Development in Children, Major Study Suggests
Subjects with higher BMI tend to have lower working memory
Study Debunks Notion That C-Section Increases Risk of Obesity in Child
Findings suggest heritability, fetal exposure to obese-causing factors in womb are more important than mode of delivery
Researchers Linking Personality Traits, Not Just Food Addiction, to Obesity Patients
Food can trigger overconsumption similar to alcohol and drugs, but it is not the whole story
Maternal Obesity Speeds Up Aging in Offspring – Study
Offspring of obese mothers more susceptible to diabetes
Father’s Obesity During Puberty Doubles Risk of Asthma in His Future Offspring – Study
Obesity crisis may have lasting impact on society
Father’s Obesity During Puberty Doubles Risk of Asthma in His Future Offspring – Study
Obesity crisis may have lasting impact on society
Obesity Linked to Poor Taste
High-fat diet produces blunted response to taste in brain, says study
Skipping Breakfast May Lead to Childhood Obesity – Study
Habit leads to unbalanced diet, unhealthy behaviors
Study: Sleeping With Artificial Light Linked to Weight Gain
Only women examined in obesity study
Study Eyes Junk Food Propaganda on Children’s Clothing
Obesity concerns on rise with country’s most impressionable
Study Raises Awareness on Portion Size With Preschoolers
Kids less resistant to large portions foods than previously thought
Duke University altered research story headline to protect the interests of the soda industry that’s causing widespread disease and obesity
‘In 2010, researchers at Duke and Johns Hopkins Universities, and the University of Colorado, published a study in the Journal of Hepatology, linking high-fructose corn syrup to the progression of liver scarring. Duke Medicine News and Communications issued a press release announcing the findings. The very next day, the corn industry objected. The headline of […]
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71 percent of U.S. youth too obese or over-medicated to qualify for the U.S. Army Reserve
‘A shocking 7 out of 10 potential Army Reserve candidates are unfit to serve their country due to obesity, prescription drug addictions and other reasons. As reported in The Washington Times, “According to Army Recruiting Command statistics compiled last year, 71 percent of young people wanting to join the military would fail to pass service […]
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Soda Scandal: Journalists Fail to Reveal Sources Funded by Coca-Cola
‘During the investigation and subsequent collapse of the Coca-Cola front group Global Energy Balance Network, the New York Times and Associated Press discovered that prominent university professors working on obesity issues had been funded by The Coca-Cola Company. Shop ▾ This is not just a public health scandal. It is a journalistic one as well.’ […]
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