2005

January

• Low-carb diets get New Year’s boost - U.S. survey -

• Obesity death figures lowered -

• Bypassing stomach may be best obesity surgery -

• Obese heart failure patients fare better than lean -

• Weight loss surgery staves off prediabetes -

• Kraft to cut back snack food advertising to kids -

• Cost, Side Effects Accompany Options for Medical Weight Loss -

• If you want to burn extra calories, you must exercise -

• Bran in diet seen to lower risk of heart disease -

• Weight loss often precedes onset of dementia -

• Poor sleep linked to obesity -

• Causes of Obesity -

• Weight Loss Pills Do’s and Don’ts -

• Atkins Diet -

• Kids and Weight Loss -

• Obesity: what to do ? -

• Celebrity Diets -

• Weight Loss Products -

• Weight Loss… Are you overweight? -

• Obese Women, Reproductive Problems, and Infertility -

• Liposuction -

• Weight Loss Surgery: Bariatric Surgeries -

• Obesity and Reproductive Disorders -

• Orlistat cuts pounds, cholesterol levels: study -

• Popular diets work—if you stick with them -

• Evidence sparse to show weight loss programs work -

2004

December

• Appropriate Diet for Age -

• Nutrition and Athletic Performance -

• Calcium -

• Breastfeeding -

• Carbohydrates -

• Dietary Fat -

• Folate -

• Balanced Diet -

• Diet and Calories -

• Diet for Diabetes -

• Fast Foods -

• Carbohydrates -

• Some people get most calories at night -

• False Memories May Work as Diet Aid -

• China and McDonald’s -

• Chocolate: A Boon for the Libido and the Heart -

• Weight loss surgery has lasting benefits -

• Weight and exercise both important for long life -

• Knowing metabolic rate may help dieters -

• Epilepsy drug useful for binge-eating disorder -

• Brazil, land of itsy-bitsy bikinis, gets fatter -

• Cheat sleep and your waistline may pay the price -

• Don’t hit the gym too much this holiday: experts -

• U.S. immigrants adopting American waistlines -

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