The body-positivity activist discusses her forthcoming book for teens—and her plans to revolutionize the idea of fat camp.
Research shows that when you eat can be as important as what you eat.
It turns out your biggest nutritional vice might actually not be so bad after all.
An analysis of middle school and high school social networks indicates that a high BMI can mean fewer friends.
Was a critically flawed meta-analysis claiming no link between saturated fat and heart disease so quickly lauded by foodies and food writers everywhere because they’re desperate to promote an “eating like grandma” agenda?
It all depends on whether the food is presented in an optimal order, with healthy selections first.
A new study links trans fats – already under fire for a variety of dietary ills – with grouchiness.
Obesity virus kills thousands … of chickens. And it also reveals how little we know about humans.
Social epidemiologist Paula Lantz reveals what actually leads to premature deaths among Americans. Obesity? No. Poverty? Yes.
Overweight is the new normal in America. So why do we still share an immediate, negative reaction toward the obese?
Think you might be adding an extra pound or two around the middle? Well, then it might be time to reach up to that spice shelf and take down your bottle of turmeric powder.