One thing I’m grateful for in 2020 is that longer women’s shorts are back in fashion and I can find shorts that actually cover my butt in stores! #smallmercies
Obesity is “not caused by a global collapse of personal willpower.. that’s the wrong diagnosis completely... It’s an explosion of junk food/processed food...creating the environment that will lead to obesity” @BoydSwinburn https://t.co/TCK2diusmE
The 'organic' claim doesn't make the sugar OK. When babies need food, it should be real food, preferably healthy items eaten by the family, suitably chopped or mashed. They don't need special foods and they certainly don't need sugary biscuits.
.@thtswhatZeesaid outlines the high number of unhealthy ads seen on buses near 5 of Perth’s biggest schools on the first day back at school this year – majority of ads seen for junk food or quick service restaurants #obesitypolicy
It is unethical for the processed food industry to target poorer communities with their unhealthy food and drink ads. We need higher standards for how these companies market and sell these products.
New partnership between .@Nestle and .@ruokday
- the (otherwise brilliant) Australian suicide prevention charity - raises serious concern, given evidence linking ultra-processed foods with depression? Seems counter-productive, possibly even harmful https://t.co/oUpVkg1eST
Get sugar savvy this #DentalHealthWeek
This year the ADA is helping people come to grips with how much sugar is hiding in the food and drink they routinely consume so they can reduce their sugary consumption and increase their oral healthiness.
https://t.co/9viNZhfAMI
New paper: Healthy Diets ASAP survey in Sydney & Canberra finds healthy diets are less expensive than unhealthy diets - but still unaffordable for low income households. 58% of food budget is spent on 'junk' food and drinks. Canberra way more costly too... https://t.co/pG4Pxz5pWd
Too few people are aware of the outstanding job done by the Community Controlled Aboriginal Health sector in managing the #Coronavirus
They kept rates very low among Australia's First people
Stopping social distancing when the numbers start to plateau is kinda like stopping halfway through a bottle of antibiotics because you kinda feel better. Just don’t