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Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment of Obesity Zafra Cooper DPhil DipPsych
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Heavy and HealthyOthniel Seiden MD & Jane L. Bilett PhDObesity |
If you are in the midst of wedding planning, remember the vows. The old tired vow of 'for richer, for poorer' |
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Handbook of Obesity George A. Bray
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Eating Disorders and Obesity, Second Edition Christopher G. Fairburn DM FMedSci FRCPsych
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The Evolution of Obesity Michael L. Power
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The Fattening of America Eric A. Finkelstein
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Fat PoliticsJ. Eric OliverBooks |
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Handbook of Obesity Treatment Thomas A. Wadden PhD
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Understanding ObesityDr. Lance LevyBooks |
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Obesity EpidemiologyFrank HuBooks |
The Obesity Epidemic The Obesity Epidemic adds a much-needed voice of skepticism to the increasingly alarmist debate about weight and health. Gard and Wright show that "obesity" is above all a deeply problematic cultural and political concept, making clear that the social meaning of fat is determined largely by moral and ideological agendas -- agendas that are all the more powerful because they cloak themselves in the mantle of objective science and public health. Indeed, this book demonstrates how and why concepts such as "science" and "health" are themselves far more problematic than those who invoke them like to admit. THE OBESITY EPIDEMIC is a superb contribution to the sociology of knowledge, and an essential text for anyone who wants to understand the current moral panic over fat. |
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The Obesity Epidemic Michael Gard
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Half-AssedJennette FuldaBooks |
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