NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS
I must be on a roll- this will be my second entry in less than a week. Time will tell how well I can keep this up. Anyway, this entry…
Read moreI must be on a roll- this will be my second entry in less than a week. Time will tell how well I can keep this up. Anyway, this entry…
Read moreFor those of you who have followed my many blogs in the past, I am sure the fact that I have not had a new blog in almost 15 months…
Read moreOver the years, I have written quite a few entries about obesity, but I just want to call your attention to an editorial piece written last week (Tuesday, March 6,…
Read moreHow does that expression go: “Same old, same old?” Based on a recent article in the NYT about weight loss, that expression about sums up what we know about weight…
Read moreFor many years, when I am trying to figure out what to recommend to patients who are concerned about weight gain, I first try to learn as much as I…
Read moreI don’t usually pay much attention to obituaries, but one in the NYT yesterday (21 July 2014) caught my eye. The obit was entitled: “Dr. Albert J. Stunkard, destigmatizer of…
Read moreIt is rare that I read an article in the newspaper or in a popular magazine that teaches me something I do not already know in my research field of…
Read moreI have yet to understand why some scientific reports make a big splash in the popular press while others, however worthy, do not. For example, I am still scratching my…
Read moreFYI: if you are into food issues, and who isn’t, there is a very important article published on-line in the NYT today (September 23, 2013). The article is entitled, “Dietary…
Read moreI just want to call your attention to a recent article in the NYT entitled, “There’s homework to do on school lunches,” written by Jane E. Brody (Tuesday, October 30,…
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