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Press Association

PM: Government has 'fiscal firepower' to support people during cost-of-living crisis

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The Government has the “fiscal firepower” to support people through the cost-of-living crisis, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said. Speaking from Powys in Wales, Mr Johnson told Sky News: “We’re putting in huge amounts of support right...
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A new CDC study found that many packaged meals and snacks for toddlers contain high levels of salt and sugar, potentially contributing to obesity and other health risks later. The research is based on an analysis of more than 1,000 food labels. (Feb. 2)

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SOUNDBITE (English) Kathleen Burnett, Chicago mother of three girls, including two and half year old Sabina: "I thought was so great _ it was organic, it was, you know, a perfect baby food _ ended up being full of sugar and I didn't even...
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Curated Video

Weight Loss Surgeries Up During Pandemic

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One of the biggest COVID risk factors is obesity. Growing numbers of obese people are now turning to surgery.
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Bloomberg

Kimbal Musk and the Millions Gardens Movement

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Mar.31 -- Kimbal Musk, Big Green executive chairman and co-founder, discusses educating students through gardening at home. He speaks with Bloomberg's Matt Miller and Amanda Lang on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Curated Video

Demand for artifical joints soars as baby boomers age

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Is that old hip or knee giving you trouble? If the answer is yes, you're not alone. An American study shows the demand for replacement joints is soaring and now two in every 100 US citizens have an artificial joint fitted. "The thigh...
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Calls for curbs on advertising in battle against obesity

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Washington, DC - November 10, 2003 1. Pan view of food packaging designed to appeal to children 2. Close-up food and snack packages 3. Close-up children walking with their mother 4. Mid views parents carrying toddlers 5. Side view Margo...
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A French drug company says their morning-after pill, Norlevo, doesn't work for overweight and obese women. The key active ingredient is in similar emergency contraception widely available in the U.S., but doctors say there are alternatives. (Nov. 26)

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(SUPER = Dr. Anjali Martinez, Asst. Prof. of OB/GYN, George Washington University) "Some theories may be that the way the medicine is absorbed or metabolized may be impacted by the body weight." (SUPER = Washington) (SUPER = Dr. Anjali...
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Educating young Indians about diabetes prevention

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New Delhi, Nov 06, 2008 1. Pan from wide of television in living room to Nandagopal and his wife on his couch 2. Close of remote control in his hands 3. Close of Nandagopal's face 4. Close of wife's face 5. Wide of the couple seated...
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Curated Video

NYC plans calorie-counting rule for chain restaurants

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New York - 26 March, 2008 1. Wide shot of Times Square 2. Medium shot of people walking on sidewalk 3. Wide exterior of McDonald's restaurant 4. Exterior of McDonald's restaurant 5. Wide pullout of Red Lobster restaurant 6. Exterior of...
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Press Association

Jamie Oliver presents an Eton Mess dessert to Downing Street

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Jamie Oliver presents an Eton Mess dessert opposite Number 10 Downing Street to protest the Government’s U-turn on its anti-obesity strategy. The celebrity chef praised supermarket Tesco for pledging to ban two-for-one deals on junk food...
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Curated Video

Charity warns of risk of cancer from obesity

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LEAD-IN:As many as 700,000 people in the UK could develop cancer in the next 20 years due to being overweight or obese, according to a new report by charity Cancer Research UK and charitable alliance the UK Health Forum.The projection is...
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Sky News

Obesity problems in Britain may be underestimated

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Obesity problems in Britain may be underestimated
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Curated Video

You are never too old to get fit ++REPLAY++

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London, UK, November 26, 2012 1. Close of pensioners at line dancing class 2. Mid of pensioners dancing 3. Mid of Roy Paxman, the only male pensioner in the class 4. Close of Paxman's feet 5. Mid of woman dancing 6. Wide low view of...
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A French drug company says their morning-after pill, Norlevo, doesn't work for overweight and obese women. The key active ingredient is in similar emergency contraception widely available in the U.S., but doctors say there are alternatives. (Nov. 26)

Higher Ed
(SUPER = Dr. Anjali Martinez, Asst. Prof. of OB/GYN, George Washington University) "Some theories may be that the way the medicine is absorbed or metabolized may be impacted by the body weight." (SUPER = Washington) (SUPER = Dr. Anjali...
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Curated Video

Robot Duck Comforts Kids With Cancer

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A plush, robotic duck may soon become a fixture in the world of children who have cancer. The social robot can be silly, happy, angry, scared or sick just like them, and help them cope creatively with their illness through the power of...
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Michelle Obama pushes healthy food agenda in Milan

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CLEAN : Michelle Obama pushes healthy food agenda in Milan
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Bloomberg

We Are Positive on Momentum in U.S. Business, Says Novo Nordisk CEO

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Dec.10 -- Lars Fruergaard Jorgensen, chief executive officer at Novo Nordisk A/S, discusses the competitive environment for diabetes drugs, growth in the U.S. and innovation in the hemophilia space. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets:...
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Press Association

Johnson not in favour of 'salt tax' proposals

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Boris Johnson has said he is not attracted to idea of imposing extra taxes on food which hit “hard working people”. The National Food Strategy report commissioned by the Government recommended taxing salt and sugar.
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+++EMBARGO+++ Fresh food prices rising faster in some emerging countries

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+++PLEASE NOTE THIS STORY IS STRICTLY EMBARGOED UNTIL 2301GMT MAY 10 2015+++WORLD HEALTHY DIET SOURCE: AP TELEVISIONRESTRICTIONS: HORIZONS CLIENTS AND AP LIFESTYLE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLY/ STRICT EMBARGOLENGTH:...
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Press Association

Jamie Oliver presents an Eton Mess dessert at Downing Street

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Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has presented an Eton Mess dessert to a crowd of around 200 supporters in the pouring rain outside Downing Street. He said it was “symbolic of the mess” ministers have created by postponing England’s National...
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The federal government is updating its dietary guidelines in hopes of combating the rampant obesity plaguing the nation's adults and children

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HEADLINE: Govt.: Cut the sodium, fat; add fruits, vegetables CAPTION: The federal government is updating its dietary guidelines in hopes of combating the rampant obesity plaguing the nation's adults and children. (Jan. 31) ...
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At a lab in suburban Los Angeles, two teens wear cell phone like devices on their bodies which record how much they move. As AP''s John Mone reports, the overweight teens hope the technology will help them shed pounds.

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HEADLINE: Wireless devices may help overweight teens shed pounds. CAPTION: At a lab in suburban Los Angeles, two teens wear cell phone like devices on their bodies which record how much they move. As AP''s John Mone reports, the ...
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Sky News

New Fat Fighting Jab From USA

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New Fat Fighting Jab From USA