- 12/31/1969 : Obesity can actually be infectious: Study - Times of India :
The Imperfect ParentObesity can actually be infectious: Study Times of India WASHINGTON: Scientists have recently found that obesity can spread between friends if they copy each other's eating habits. Now, a new study has suggested it could actually be infectious. In the study, published in the journal Nature, ... Study indicates obesity may be infectiousThe Imperfect Parent Obesity could be infectiousFox News Straight from the gut: Microbes can cause obesitydomain-B Huffington Post all 11 news articles » - 12/31/1969 : GOP freshman slams Obama's costly anti-obesity ad campaign - Washington Times :
Washington TimesGOP freshman slams Obama's costly anti-obesity ad campaign Washington Times (Associated Press) A freshman Republican congressman from Tennessee is fighting back against anti-obesity ad campaigns initiated by the Obama administration and congressional Democrats that target sugary soft drinks and other high-calorie foods. Rep.and more » - 12/31/1969 : Obesity epidemic strikes US pets - CNN :
Cleveland News - Fox 8Obesity epidemic strikes US pets CNN Stevens' dog Dodger, a black and gray mixed breed, is obese. According to a new study, he's emblematic of a growing problem. The majority of adult dogs and cats in US homes are overweight or obese, and the problem has gotten worse over the past year, ... Are We Feeding Our Pets to Death?Gawker Avoid a Pet Emergency in Overtime: Super Sunday's Parties Can Be Dangerous To ...Sacramento Bee Half of All US Pets Dangerously OverweightCalorieLab Calorie Counter News all 58 news articles » - 12/31/1969 : Childhood obesity on the rise - Arab News :
Arab NewsChildhood obesity on the rise Arab News BADR ALSHIBANI Obesity is on the rise in Saudi Arabia and it is pretty alarming for a country where strict dietary norms have been observed for several centuries. In the year 2007, Saudi Arabia ranked 29th on the Forbes' list of the fattest countries ...and more » - 12/31/1969 : A ban on junk food advertising will not help reduce obesity in kids - Sydney Morning Herald :
Sydney Morning HeraldA ban on junk food advertising will not help reduce obesity in kids Sydney Morning Herald Banning junk-food advertising is an unsatisfactory policy response to obesity. This is because it will lead to inconsistent and subjective decisions as to what type of foods or advertisements ought to be banned and on what occasions the ban ought to ...and more »
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