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Leave the fat alone – state bullying won’t curb obesity (Times Online)
Fat is not a feminist issue, despite what feminists used to say. It is a class issue. Well-to-do, well educated people are rarely fat, still less obese. You see few fat children in private schools. Fatness and obesity are directly related to low income and low education.
Scales of justice tip in obese workers' favor (Seattle Times)
The fight against workplace discrimination directed at overweight and obese people gained ammunition recently with a new report that says...
All News... Bring on the carrots - we're all getting fatter! (The Kent Messenger)
People in Medway are the fattest in Kent – and among the wobbliest in the country. According to a 'fat map', almost one in 10 people living there are obese, meaning they have a body mass index of more than 30.
Conservatives to obese Britons: "Monitor yourselves!" (Fat chance?) (San Francisco Chronicle)
The Labour Party controls Britain's government today, not the Conservative Party whose members are commonly known as the "Tories." In the British parliamentary system, in which parties out of power...
Make people thinner,make more money (UPI)
DALLAS, Aug. 28 (UPI) -- U.S. adults looking for ways to save money should focus on their waistlines to make their wallets a bit fatter, the fitness people at Gold's Gym suggest.
35-pound cat arrives at N.J. shelter (UPI)
CAMDEN, N.J., Aug. 28 (UPI) -- A 35-pound cat has arrived at a New Jersey animal shelter one month after a 44-pound feline named Prince Chunk made headlines at the same shelter.
35-pound cat arrives at N.J. shelter (Moldova.org)
A 35-pound cat has arrived at a New Jersey animal shelter one month after a 44-pound feline named Prince Chunk made headlines at the same shelter.The newest portly feline to arrive at the Camden County Animal Shelter, named Shamu by staff, was found wandering outside an abandoned home in Camden, the New York Daily News reported Thursday.Staff at the shelter said that while Shamu is nine pounds ...
Overweight donors' livers 'unusable' (Adelaide Now)
AUSTRALIA'S obesity epidemic means donor livers are getting fattier and, in some cases, unusable.
Fat settles around the South, but Oregon makes Top 30 (The Oregonian)
Oregon's weight problem expanded last year, putting us among the growing number of states in which one in four adults are obese. But 28 states have gotten even fatter, according to a new analysis by the Trust for America's Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Report shows Iowans getting fatter (The Gazette)
As with the rest of the country, Iowans’ waistlines are growing.Iowa was named the 19th most obese state in America, according to a report released today.That’s up from 20th last year and means the state is getting fatter, as higher rankings mean higher obesity rates.Mississippi ranked number one, with 31.7 percent of adults considered obese.Colorado was the slimmest state, with an obesity rate ...
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Council warning on child obesity
Social services may have to take action over children who are overweight if the UK's obesity problems continue to grow, council chiefs warn.
Water's the limit for tall trees
Douglas firs are unlikely to surpass 138m because they are not able to supply water any higher, a study suggests.
Team GB's sailors: Bryony Shaw (RS:X)
Meet Team GB's sailors for Beijing
Gene tags 'fuel obesity epidemic'
The obesity crisis could deepen as the womb chemicals of increasingly overweight mothers set their baby's future risk, say US scientists.
Mother's junk food 'harms child'
Eating a poor diet when pregnant or breastfeeding may cause long-lasting health damage to the child, animal studies suggest.
Three generations grateful for NHS
The Fernau family have good reason to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the NHS.
Speculation mounts for new iPhone
Apple fans speculate on look and position of next-generation Apple phone.
Quotes of the week
Freddie Mercury gets a namecheck, while Jermain Defoe repeats himself
Stillbirth rate not coming down
Stillbirth rates in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are not decreasing, according to a report.
Q&A: HBOS rights issue explained
HBOS wants to raise ÂŁ4bn of extra funding through a rights issue. What does this mean for shareholders?
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