
Golden times for global food chain
McDonald's - home of the golden arches - shows commercialism and caring can co-exist, writes Guy Adams.
McDonald's - home of the golden arches - shows commercialism and caring can co-exist, writes Guy Adams.
Young children should not watch any TV because it sets them up for obesity and poor academic performance at school, say experts.
NZ's high rate of obesity is no surprise, because of its fat-promoting environment and love affair with cars, a nutrition expert says.
Medical researchers have begun to elucidate the complex role of genes in human health.
Romanian is seeking to become the first country in the world to impose a far-reaching tax on junk food.
Like many a British star before him, Jamie Oliver found America a tough nut to crack.
Reality television has been accused of dumbing down the nation, but a study suggests some shows could be good for children.
Obese patients have been paid up to $911 to lose weight in a UK trial to test if financial incentives can be used to change unhealthy behaviour.
Nutritionists and obesity experts turned on Weight Watchers yesterday after it teamed up with the fast-food chain to promote three of its meals.
It seems like an unlikely alliance, but Weight Watchers has backed three items on McDonald's menu.
A surgeon has been reprimanded for swearing at a severely obese patient and for punishing her by removing her from a waiting list.
The first lady has unveiled her public awareness campaign against childhood obesity in the US.
It's only a matter of time before airlines start demanding fat passengers pay for two seats, an aviation commentator says.
Air France says obese passengers who are asked to pay for an additional seat will be reimbursed if the plane isn't full.