obesity
How Ozempic Warps Our Relationship With Food and Pleasure
Weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy are just the latest in a depressing line of obesity ‘cures’.
The Truth About Ozempic, the ‘Secret’ Celebrity Weight Loss Drug
Diabetic patients who need the medication are now facing shortages after unfounded claims that celebrities are using it to lose weight.
Iraqi Actress Calls Out Use of Her Photo in Story About ‘Fat’ Arab Women
Enas Taleb said the use of her photo in an Economist article was a “huge insult” to Arab women.
How to Fix One of the Worst Healthy Food ‘Deserts’ in America
The nutrition gap between high- and low-income Americans is stark, but it won't be fixed by farmers markets and grocery stores alone.
Junk Food Ads Are Still Targeting Kids of Color
For Black and Latino communities that already have higher rates of diabetes and obesity, fast-food advertising adds another layer to intergenerational health inequities.
Meet the Black Farmers Fighting Food Deserts in New York
Black Yard Farm Cooperative is producing fresh food to promote food sovereignty in Harlem and the Bronx.
Sweetgreen CEO Apologizes for Fat Shaming Post: ‘Salads Alone’ Will Not Save America
At a town hall meeting, the salad company leader dismissed an employee who was moved to tears, doubled down on his "core message," and received plaudits from staff.
Slow Your Roll and Chew Your Food
Eating more slowly is an under-appreciated way to be a little healthier.
Chile's New Food Labeling Laws Have Created Creepy, Faceless Chocolate Santas
Mr. Claus is the latest fictional character banned from appearing on sweets in the country as the government attempts to curb obesity.
A New Drug Could Let Us Eat Anything Without Gaining Weight
Researchers might have finally cracked the code to gorging without consequence.
Fruit and Veg in Schools ‘Frequently Inedible,’ Report Finds
According to the Soil Association, produce provided for state primary school children is poor quality and high in pesticide residue.