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Over the weekend, Bill Maher took the fat-acceptance movement to task for lying about the dangers of obesity and excusing overweight people from taking responsibility for their eating and exercise habits.
People often take drastic steps when they're hungry. Sri Lanka's leadership discovered this firsthand after it banned imports of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides last year.
Politicians have a complicated relationship with science. When they think the evidence comports with their political goals, they love scientists and the work that they do.
Mainstream medicine has traditionally stressed that obesity poses a serious risk to public health, and indeed there appears to be
Join ACSH directors of bio-sciences and medicine Cameron English and Dr. Chuck Dinerstein as they break down these stories on episode 12 of the Science Dispatch podcast:
As summer grinds on, the Non-GMO Project is here to reassure consumers that seedless watermelon is not genetically modified. “Are those watermelons a GMO?
Sri Lanka ran an evil experiment on its citizens last year.
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