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    1. Eating disorders in the media: the changing nature of UK newspaper reports

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    2. From abject eating to abject being: representations of obesity in "supersize vs. superskinny"

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    3. Invisible fat: the aesthetics of food and the body

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    4. Mothers as smoking guns: fetal overnutrition and the reproduction of obesity

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    5. Obesity in the U.S. media, 1990-2011: broad strokes, broad consequences

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