A fifteen year old was seen by more than five doctors at four hospitals and died of a curable disease, after her own family doctor suggested she was lovesick. That post sits at the centre of everything, and it explains the suspicion running through the rest of the health writing.
The exercise piece is the other one worth your time. It reports research arguing that past roughly an hour a day the heart gains nothing further, and that marathons and long distance triathlons may leave lasting structural damage, which inverts what most fitness writing assumes without checking.
Weight gets practical treatment, beginning with diet drinks and the finding that artificial sweeteners may push you toward eating more rather than less.
Eight posts, several lifted from newspapers, plus a woman suing an airline over her size and a hotel review. Read the misdiagnosis and exercise pieces together if you tend to accept whatever you are told.