How should obesity be treated?
By: Stefan Kiesbye, book editor.
Contributors: Kiesbye, Stefan.
Series: At issue
Publisher: Greenhaven Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
ISBN-13: 9780737744224; 9780737744231
Subjects: Obesity -- Popular works
Genres: Popular works
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Medications can promote weight loss; title: Weight-control information network; title: Obesity drugs might be the cure of the future; title: Amanda Chater; title: Positive lifestyle choices augment weight-loss surgery; title: Patricia; title: Obesity surgery can have life-threatening side effects; title: Kath; title: Staying active is key to losing weight; title: Obesity focused; title: A food diary can help with weight loss; title: Lee Kern; title: A culture obsessed with thinness propagates misconceptions about; title: Obesity; title: Amy Moon; title: A fat tax might modify poor eating habits; title: Da russophile; title: Obese people should be left alone; title: Minette Marrin; title: Some forms of obesity could be designated as a disability; title: Greg Cain; title: The government should not try to legislate body weight; title: Daniel Hannan; title: Retired healthcare professionals could help fight childhood; title: Obesity; title: Hugh B. Price and Oliver W. Sloman; title: Educational games can teach kids about the dangers of obesity; title: Kathy Saengian; title: Society and governments are overreacting to obesity problem; title: Dominic Lawson.