Health

NY Times Critical of Food Industry Opposition to Salt Regulation

6/1/2010 6:04 PM ET
Newspaper leads with salt's 'ill effects on the nation's health,' buries study about portion control.

The Times Takes on...Fluoridated Water?

5/27/2010 2:34 PM ET
In a front-page Home section story that is the epitome of liberal urban paranoia, the Times links up with the John Birch Society circa 1950s: "Municipal water supplies like New York's are ...

Networks Swallow Whole a Study Linking Crop Pesticides to ADHD

5/19/2010 1:28 PM ET
ABC, NBC, and CBS dwell on shielding children but only show five seconds of industry response.

Stuart Varney asks: Has Europe's 'Paganism' and Secular Culture led Directly to its Economic Decline?

4/16/2010 3:50 PM ET
FBN host looks Heavanward for clues to Europe's decline.

CNBC's Quick Rips ObamaCare: 'At Some Point You Need to Take Responsibility for Yourself'

4/12/2010 4:12 PM ET
'Squawk Box' co-host disparages popularity of provision allowing adults to remain on parents' health insurance policy until 27th birthday.

CNN Still Hungry for Food Rules, Eats Up Oliver's Call for Billions for School Lunch 'Revolution'

3/31/2010 5:24 PM ET
Cable network continues its pro-regulation, pro-government obesity reporting with extreme examples, lack of critics and calls for government funding.

Mika Brzezinski's Revelation: Too Much Focus on 'One or Two' Crazies in ObamaCare Aftermath

3/26/2010 1:45 PM ET
MSNBC 'Morning Joe' co-host ponders why so much attention has been given to 'certain fringe' members of Tea Party protests.

Obama Signs Business-Hurting, Tax Pledge-Breaking Health Care Bill into Law

3/24/2010 4:28 PM ET
In month leading to bill's passage, network evening shows failed to expose job-threatening tax increases or remind viewers of president's 'firm' promise to taxpayers.

ObamaCare Opponents 'Probably Can't Spell Communism and Socialism' Says CNN's Roland Martin

3/22/2010 8:30 AM ET
Network's political analyst takes cheap shot at critics who claim Democratic health care reform measures are not free-market approaches.
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