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| 8/13/08 | Obesity study is heavy on oversimplification Washington Examiner: If the recent dire predictions of future obesity rates are right, 100 percent of us will become overweight or obese in a matter of decades. |
| 8/12/08 | 'Humane' charities contribute to violence Las Vegas Review-Journal: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has spent more than $150,000 defending arsonists and other violent animal-rights criminals. |
| 8/8/08 | Grilled cheese not to blame Dallas Morning News: It’s not what we eat, but how much we move that determines our health. |
| 8/2/08 | Move For Health Chicago Tribune: Unfortunately this fast-food ban isn't an isolated proposal. |
| 8/2/08 | Humane Society of U.S. has a radical agenda Tucson Citizen: HSUS is a "humane society" in name only, pursuing the same fringe goals as People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. |
| 7/30/08 | A balanced approach to food choices Modesto Bee: I thought Simon Chaitowitz's cynical use of Tony Snow's tragic death to promote vegetarianism was unusually offensive. |
| 7/28/08 | ‘Chicken Little’ syndrome restricts bird flu discussion Washington Examiner: Dr. Michael Greger has very unconventional views about the billion-to-one chance that bird flu will become a serious human health threat. And there’s a very good reason for his panic-inducing position. |
| 7/26/08 | Chubby kids need to move more Kansas City Star: The latest research on exercise among American youth confirms what many of us already suspected: Most kids just aren't moving enough. |
| 7/21/08 | Another obesity theory Los Angeles Times: In the last year alone, state and local politicians in California pushed countless food-focused, obesity policies: fast food moratoriums, menu labeling laws, soda taxes, etc. |
| 7/21/08 | Going soft Orlando Sentinel: The latest research on exercise among American youth confirms what many of us already suspected: Most kids just aren't moving enough |
| 7/16/08 | The road to a slimmer, healthier America Chicago Tribune: Federal government researchers have just released the nation's latest obesity figures |
| 7/16/08 | No proof labels will fight obesity San Jose Mercury News: Despite its bold tag as an "anti-obesity" measure, there's no proof that the menu labeling law recently passed in Santa Clara County will positively impact the weight of local residents. |
| 7/14/08 | Not very humane Chicago Sun-Times: The executors of Leona Helmsley's estate should distribute her wealth exclusively to dog and cat shelters in local communities, not HSUS or PETA. |
| 7/13/08 | Exercise beats diet diary San Francisco Chronicle: It's difficult to imagine that documenting every bite you take is a sustainable weight loss solution. |
| 7/12/08 | Make sure Leona's millions go to the dogs Minneapolis Star-Tribune: News of Leona Helmsley's multibillion-dollar animal welfare bequest was a real breath of fresh air. |
| 7/11/08 | Exercise beats dieting USA Today: Healthy doesn't mean cataloging every snack. It's about all our small, daily choices. |
| 7/10/08 | Help local animal shelters (not HSUS and PETA) Washington Times: News of Leona Helmsley's multibillion-dollar animal-welfare bequest was a real breath of fresh air. |
| 7/3/08 | U.S. humane group no animal shelter Dayton Daily News: It's unfortunate that news media and policymakers continue to mistake the wealthy and radical Humane Society of the United States for a mainstream animal welfare group. |
| 6/29/08 | Menu mandates don't cut calories Baltimore Sun: They've never checked to see if covering menus with calorie counts actually influences consumers to eat less. |
| 6/24/08 | Letter was unoriginal Press & Sun Bulletin: Leave it to the pushy animal rights movement to use a trade dispute in South Korea as an excuse to spew anti-meat propaganda with a form letter. |
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