To Make America Healthy Again, Make SNAP HealthyThe election outcome indicated a desire for improved national health, prompting Trump to appoint Kennedy to address SNAP reform.
How Trump can wage an all-out war on obesity - and boost our ailing healthPresident-elect Trump introduces health nominees and targets ultraprocessed foods to improve America's life expectancy.
To Make America Healthy Again, Make SNAP HealthyThe election outcome indicated a desire for improved national health, prompting Trump to appoint Kennedy to address SNAP reform.
How Trump can wage an all-out war on obesity - and boost our ailing healthPresident-elect Trump introduces health nominees and targets ultraprocessed foods to improve America's life expectancy.
The gospel according to Boris Johnson: it's the church's fault our kids are overweight | John CraceBoris Johnson's insights reveal a dangerous oversimplification of complex public health issues, often diverting responsibility from systemic factors.
New warnings on food only stop us eating the equivalent of TWO ALMONDSCalorie labeling leads to only modest reductions in food intake, averaging a savings of around 11 calories per meal.
The gospel according to Boris Johnson: it's the church's fault our kids are overweight | John CraceBoris Johnson's insights reveal a dangerous oversimplification of complex public health issues, often diverting responsibility from systemic factors.
New warnings on food only stop us eating the equivalent of TWO ALMONDSCalorie labeling leads to only modest reductions in food intake, averaging a savings of around 11 calories per meal.
France's proposed new sugar tax could transform the biggest food companies-will the consumer pay the price?France is experiencing a shift from traditional foods to processed sugary snacks and fast food, driven by various socio-economic pressures.
Force food firms to disclose products' health ratings, industry boss urgesMandatory health disclosures from food firms can guide consumers towards a healthier diet and spur competition among manufacturers.
Majority in UK want new tax on makers of ultra-processed and junk foodA majority of people in Britain support new taxes on companies producing junk food or ultra-processed items to combat obesity.