Charlie Brooks’s kriotherapy leaves me cold
Martin Robbins: The evidence to support a freeze-treatment service at health spa Champneys is unsurprisingly underwhelming
Why the media hate assisted motherhood
Dea Birkett: Tabloid stories attacking women who want IVF are just a screen for bigotry against unconventional families
Ben Goldacre’s study of dietary news should be taken with a pinch of salt
James Randerson: Research claiming that up to 72% of dietary health claims reported in UK newspapers are based on flimsy evidence is itself unreliable
Choosing to die misses the depth of life
Michael Wenham: Individual 'choice' seemed to trump all in Terry Pratchett's film, which served a cocktail of death disguised as an elixir of life
TV matters: Choosing to Die
The controversy sparked by Terry Pratchett's documentary showing a man's assisted death is actually about the print media's distrust of TV, writes Mark Lawson
Pregnancy: Does my bump look big in this?
Not long ago, pregnant women were confined to tent dresses. Now expectant mothers appear on magazine covers, tweet the happy news and flaunt their bellies in figure‑hugging couture. Veteran magazine editor Emma Soames wonders if it's a good thing
Express and Mail run misleading stories about fish shop salt ‘ban’
Papers wrong to claim council has banned salt shakers in fish and chip shops
Vogue campaign takes on pro-anorexia websites
Italian Vogue editor Franca Sozzani launches petition calling for law against sites promote eating disorder
Curvy + hairy + size 10 = real woman?
Cathy Relf: As 'unreal woman' becomes the new pariah, let's have more honesty and clarity about body image