Social Justice The Perfect Swarm How the epic quest to find protein revealed a surprising link between climate change and obesity. Peter Andrey Smith
Social Justice Is Mindfulness the Antidote for Obesity? New research suggests people who habitually live in the present moment are less likely to be extremely overweight. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Fat Shaming: It’s a Thing Obese people continue to face prejudice and discrimination in a wide variety of ways and in an array of settings, from the school to the workplace. Jacqueline Clark
Economics Fit Athletes, Fat Fans When it comes to the obesity epidemic, athletes are part of the problem. Sam Riches
Social Justice The Problem With Equating Nachos With Macho Our food choices are determined in part by gender stereotypes. But new research finds we can turn this to our advantage. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Why Obesity and Heart Disease Hit Harder in Indian Country And how to fix it. Francie Diep
Social Justice What Does Your Local Food Environment Say About Your Waistline? Not much, according to a new study. James McWilliams
Social Justice The Deadly Appeal of Weight Loss It's common for people to use risky methods to try to lose weight, even when they don't need to. Francie Diep
Social Justice A Short Walk Reduces Chocolate Cravings A new study shows a brief burst of exercise makes a difference, even for stressed-out chocoholics. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice The Danger of Even Thinking You’re Overweight Teens who incorrectly think they're on the heavy side are more likely to be obese as young adults, according to a new study. Nathan Collins