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Study: Fructose linked to overeating
Fructose, a common sugar in American diets, can rewire the brain to stop you from feeling full
Fructose, a common sugar in American diets, can rewire the brain to stop you from feeling full
Novels like Michael Kimball's "Big Ray" reveal that corpulence has become a go-to metaphor for emotional unrest
Influential food writer Mark Bittman thinks SNAP beneficiaries should be cut off from sugary drinks
Diane Sawyer asked Christie about his weight in a special for ABC
Rates in cities are down for the first time in decades, but there's a worrisome catch
Last year, I lost 50 pounds. Now, I'm torn between accepting my girlfriend and wanting a better life for her
Bribing kids with toys and convincing them to eat a “fourth meal" are just a couple of the industry's tricks
The author of "The Hunger Fix" explains the science of overeating and why obesity is on the rise
The 400-lb. death row inmate's doctor warns execution could be "torturous and lingering"
A new study finds no evidence that losing weight is good for your health. That's bad news for Big Pharma
The Center for Science in the Public Interest doesn't pull punches VIDEO
A viewer harshly criticizes Jennifer Livingston for being heavy. And she fired back VIDEO
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