Is pink milk the new pink slime?
Anna M Clark: It's good for children to drink milk, but no wonder we have an obesity problem if there's this much sugar in every serving
Why our food is making us fat
We are, on average, 3st heavier than we were in the 60s. And not because we're eating more or exercising less – we just unwittingly became sugar addicts
Georgia Davis: ‘What kind of support was she getting?’
Georgia Davis, Britain's largest teenager, had to be cut free from her home in order to receive a life-saving operation. But how was she allowed to reach such a point?
Musical therapy
A song-and-dance show about obesity and mental illness? Epidemic could pull in big audiences – and improve their health
Banned junk food on sale in nine out of 10 academies, research finds
School Food Trust study contradicts Michael Gove's claim that academies would champion government's nutritional standards
Fat is a prejudice issue
Susie Orbach: It's no surprise fat people are discriminated against at work. We assign fat people the contempt we feel for our own desires
The trouble with mobility scooters
Mobility scooters are big business – and they can transform the lives of people with disabilities. But their rising popularity in the UK is creating hostility, not least when able-bodied people use them as a cheap alternative to a car
We must demonise junk food for the sake of our children
Aseem Malhotra: We must educate children properly about nutrition if we are to alter the statistics on obesity
Giant food firms fail to back battle against obesity
A health campaign to cut levels of salt, fat and sugar is being undermined by lack of support from the food and drink industry
Public health: saving lives and spending less
Sarah Harper: The US healthcare system costs far more than in Japan, where emphasis is placed on lifestyle