I THINK IT'S TIME TO GET REAL ABOUT OBESITY IN OUR KIDS...
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A new public service campaign against childhood obesity has drawn fire from critics who say it stigmatizes overweight children instead of helping them. Do you agree?
Chefs have always wanted us to eat something good. Now, cooks from Jamie Oliver to Rachael Ray seem just as interested in seeing that we eat well - and they are using their star power to spread a healthy-eating agenda.
Millennials want more vacation and time for themselves away from the job than young people did 30 years ago, and they also value compensation more, according to a recent study.
North Carolina is planning to impose a fee on state employees who are obese or are smokers, by putting them on a more expensive health insurance plan. Officials haven't estimated the amount of money the state will save by enacting the fee, but say the higher costs for smokers could save $13 million next year. What do you think about this? Does the fee make sense? Is it a way to make people take personal responsibility for their health or is it an abuse of power by the state? Share your thoughts!
Authorities said that a 555-pound South Carolina teen was at a "stage of critical health risk," and his mother has been accused of neglecting the 14-year-old's health. Do you think she's to blame for her son's obesity? Is this child neglect?
Paula Deen, and her two sons, disgust me with their unhealthy cooking. Ban them from TV!