Why take advice on obesity from the fattest nation in the world, asks Noakes
At his Health Professions Council of SA misconduct hearing, Banting diet champion Tim Noakes said his data was unique and had not been shown anywhere elseObese kids weigh on developing world’s health
Biological factors, inadequate access to healthy foods and a decline in physical activity in schools contribute to scourge of childhood obesity
Sugar tax a weighty issue in obesity debate
More countries want more action on soft drinks that can make you fat, writes Martinne Geller
Firm aims to raise the bar with new snack range
Abbott’s first US retail brand in 15 years wants to fill the taste gap for consumers
Shift to balanced eating habits
Consumers are looking for snacks that fit their lifestyles and help them achieve their well-being goals, writes Priscilla Malinga
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