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An effigy of hate, discrimination & intolerance Originally published May 1, 2019. The headless fatty, a term made popular in 2007 by activist Charlotte Cooper,

Does today’s health media reflect the reality of the obese, and are they leading us to portray obese people as less critical an issue than

Terry Cutler is a Canadian cyber security expert, cytologist and teacher, often described as an “ethical hacker” for his long-term work with cyber security and

Richard Tardif presents a case for embracing fitness. How did health media, science and research shaped our eating patterns?

In his debut book, investigative journalist Richard Tardif exposes the hype around the fitness industry.

A speech I presented on “calorie deception” proved to me that the general public understands more about nutrition than science and policymakers would like to

“If only a small fraction of what we know about the effects of sugar were to be revealed in relation to any other material used

We’re all tired, it seems, but is it something else? Get to the gym. Eat healthily. Stop drinking coffee. Be efficient. Eat less; move more. This

Investigative reporter Richard Tardif explores the buzz zone, that area outside of what we call our Comfort Zone. This week’s guest is Donna Legault, a Bilingual