News Type: Media Mentions
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The Weird Science of GMO Labeling **
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Global Efforts on Obesity ‘Unacceptably Slow’**
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Cane Sugar vs. Corn Syrup: How Soda Sweeteners Stack Up for Your Health
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Doctors are biased against higher-weight patients. Can nutrition education help them change?
The main value of mandatory nutrition education lies in the opportunity to tackle the subject of weight bias and to help doctors understand why it’s important to refer certain people—a patient with type 2 diabetes or someone who’s taking a GLP-1 weight loss drug—to registered dieticians and nutritionists who can help them plan optimal diets…
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Doritos and Mountain Dew could carry a new ‘not recommended for human consumption’ warning under landmark Texas bill
“The industry tends to not want to do something different, not want to do something that’s going to incur costs,” Roberto said. “And certainly this kind of legislation—where it’s trying to warn consumers about the harms of aspects of the product—it’s very unlikely that any manufacturer would be on board.” —Dr. Christina Roberto Director, Center…
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Obesity is Complicated and Needs New Approach, Scientists Say
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This Is Why The U.S. Is Failing To Tackle Childhood Obesity
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Tuesday Could Be the Beginning of the End of Philadelphia’s Soda Tax
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Philadelphia Soda Tax Cut Consumption By 1.3 Billion Ounces
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Soda sales in Philly dropped after tax on sugary drinks, study says