Social Justice Another Data Point That Picks Away at Obamacare More evidence from Dr. Brian Elbel shows that menu labeling isn't really working. Michael Todd
Economics Yes, You Can Be Fit and Fat A new meta-study finds higher mortality rates among people who are not physically fit—no matter their weight. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Do These Chemicals Make Me Look Fat? Why are Americans—and animals—getting fatter? It isn’t just because of eating more and exercising less. David Epstein
Social Justice Will More Rules Make You Thin? Surveying the fat of the land, researchers look for any connection between obesity and rules intended to fight it. Michael Todd
Social Justice We Don’t Know What to Eat How bad science created a misinformed national diet—and did nothing to slow the growth of obesity. Aaron Gordon
Social Justice It’s Not Just All of the People Around You That Are Getting Fatter Research reveals that animals are gaining weight, too. Daniel Luzer
Social Justice Charting How the Grey Lady Learned to Play With Video Games Video games have come a long way since Space Invaders, and so has the way they are framed in the national conversation. Michael Todd
Social Justice Childhood ADHD Tied to Obesity Decades Later On a new survey, men with a history of ADHD reported weighing 213 pounds, on average, and 41 percent of them were obese. Genevra Pittman
Social Justice A Very Weighty Decision The American Medical Association has officially labeled obesity a disease, but we still don't know enough about the problem to be sure it fits the established definition. Michael S. Fenster
Social Justice How to Stay Healthy Even if You Can’t Avoid Stress on the Job One researcher, who recognized that avoiding stress at work was, for some, completely unrealistic, went looking for alternatives. Genevra Pittman