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| 5/24/08 | To live longer, don't stop moving St. Louis Post-Dispatch: In the "fit vs. fat" debate, it's important to review all the facts |
| 5/23/08 | Menu labeling doesn’t stop obesity San Francisco Examiner: Obesity expert Helen Lee offers important advice, reminding readers that there’s no proof that menu labeling policies impact obesity |
| 5/9/08 | Meat not a threat to climate East Valley Tribune: It seems like a new group of opportunistic propagandists finds a way to hitch its wagon to Earth Day each year, and this time around it was the animal-rights nuts pushing the envelope. |
| 5/2/08 | IN-VITRO MEAT? Seattle Post-Intelligencer: One national animal rights group's push for an "in vitro" chicken-meat substitute is among the more hypocritical things it has done in recent memory. |
| 4/30/08 | Animal-rights letter apparently astroturf Tucson Citizen: It seems like a new group of opportunistic propagandists finds a way to hitch its wagon to Earth Day each year, and this time around it was the animal-rights nuts pushing the envelope. |
| 4/28/08 | How treatment of animals informs human values Christian Science Monitor: In response to Barbara Cook Spencer's recent Opinion piece on animal cruelty: The author exposes an interesting conundrum in her exploration of how modern society treats animals. |
| 4/24/08 | IN-VITRO MEAT? Seattle Times: One national animal rights group's push for an "in vitro" chicken-meat substitute is among the more hypocritical things it has done in recent memory. |
| 4/17/08 | Facts don't bolster global-warming argument The Boston Globe: Derrick Z. Jackson should have done a bit more climate-change research before indicting meat producers for planetary woes. |
| 4/6/08 | It's fitness that matters Dallas Morning News: Obesity's price tag isn't the only misconception commonly perpetuated in the debate over America's waistlines. |
| 4/2/08 | More proof, please USA Today: In order to justify government-mandated menu labeling, diet guru David Zinczenko makes serious accusations and lofty promises with little evidence to back them up. |
| 3/30/08 | Group promotes meatless myth Battle Creek Enquirer: Vegetarian eating is a fine choice for the tiny fraction of Americans who practice it. But there's no evidence that it's a sure ticket to weight loss or a valid treatment for cancer or diabetes. |
| 3/28/08 | Lobbying group has few doctors East Valley Tribune: When, oh when, will reporters stop referring to the so-called “Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine” as a medical group? |
| 3/26/08 | Rall's Wrong on Terrorism Boise Weekly: Ted Rall is mistaken when he writes that "Terrorism -- you can look it up -- involves killing people. |
| 3/23/08 | Boiling down dietary health Los Angeles Times: By attempting to reduce dietary health to a single statistic, the recently enacted menu-labeling ordinance will only distract New Yorkers from the bigger picture. |
| 3/19/08 | Active lifestyle is key to good health Baltimore Sun: Most of us know that even with the support of a personal counselor, it's hard to lose weight, and even harder to keep it off. |
| 3/18/08 | Food cops going too far Chicago Sun Times: By boiling down countless considerations for a healthy diet into a handful of nutrients, Windy City officials would send a dangerous message. |
| 3/7/08 | Scare tactics won't ruin appetites for meat Tallahassee Democrat: Americans won't be swayed by vegetarian campaign to stop meat consumption. |
| 12/20/07 | Vegan food a deterrent Deseret Morning News: The threat of that kind of cruel and unusual punishment could cut crime rates in half. |
| 12/18/07 | U.S. cancer rates steadily decreasing The Daily Advertiser: And the single biggest study on the subject, a 2004 Harvard University project, found no link between meat eating and cancer diagnoses. |
| 12/11/07 | Scare tactics don't leave room for adequate science Nanaimo Daily News: There's a reason that Dr. David Ludwig wants politicians to hurry and regulate our diets before they get all the facts. The evidence doesn't support him. |
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