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11 Sep 2014:
Contrave, which contains an antidepressant, is only the third obesity treatment in more than a decade approved in the US
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10 Sep 2014:
A study suggests that African American women in the US have a different picture of what unhealthy weight looks like than medical experts, prompting suggestions that pictures should be more widely used with health messages to counter the new normality of excess weight
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9 Sep 2014:
A new study finds that we are not addicted to sugar or to chocolate in the way we can be addicted to drugs, but we can get hooked on eating itself
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2 Sep 2014:
Amy Fleming: Raw foodists and other campaign groups are eager for us to return to the sort of food our ancient ancestors ate. But how much truth is there in their various claims, and is there any real benefit for us in the 21st century?
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25 Aug 2014: Ed Cumming: The former Apprentice star’s new TV show will perpetuate a culture of self-loathing. Exactly what the pedlars of fatness want
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25 Aug 2014:
Luisa Dillner: It has been linked to irritable bowel syndrome and those on gluten-free diets say they have lost weight. But is it really the cause of digestive problems – and aren't wholegrains good for us?
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24 Aug 2014:
Zoe Williams: The maverick scientist has long argued that sugar is as harmful as cocaine or tobacco – and that the food industry has been adding too much of it to our meals for too long. So why aren't people taking him more seriously?
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22 Aug 2014: Former Apprentice star says she will try to gain and then lose three stone 'to prove it is not as hard as some people make out'
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22 Aug 2014:
Peter Evans and Sarah Wilson draw dietitians’ fire for their Paleo diet and quit sugar campaigns
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28 Jul 2014:
A group of young scientists is warning that diets are sometimes not worth the paper they are printed on - and offering tips and a test to help people who want to lose weight avoid the traps baited by the weightloss industry
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25 Jul 2014: Research finds shift work carries 9% higher risk of type 2 diabetes, especially in men and those with rotating shift patterns
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21 Jul 2014: Letters: Three cheers for Rosie Boycott and her 'flagship project' to improve the nation's diet
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16 Jul 2014:
Jay Rayner: The killjoys can eat humble pie. Dairy and red meat fats aren't bad for you – and now there are hard figures to back up the case I've been making for years
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13 Jul 2014: Barbara Ellen: Fitting more people with gastric bands could in fact save the NHS millions in the long run
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12 Jul 2014:
Are the growing ranks of Americans adopting gluten abstinence doing so for medical reasons or partaking in the latest food fad?
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