New research suggests plus size models may lead to obesity
- 8 yıl önce
Research conducted at SFU suggests the inclusion of plus-size models in advertising results in a less healthy lifestyle, but critics say the results are .
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Banning size zero models from catwalks to promote a healthier ideal of beauty may actually make peoples eating habits even worse, new research suggests.
Were all familiar with those wonder diet pills or supplements we see advertised, making bold promises about life-changing weight loss. But the sad truth is .
As Canadas national public news and information service, the CBC is committed to a set of values that include accuracy, fairness, balance, impartiality and .
Banning size zero models from catwalks to promote a healthier ideal of beauty may actually make peoples eating habits even worse, new research suggests.
Were all familiar with those wonder diet pills or supplements we see advertised, making bold promises about life-changing weight loss. But the sad truth is .