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Soda science : making the world safe for Coca-Cola / by Greenhalgh, Susan,author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index."Recent years have brought growing concern about the power of huge corporations to distort science for corporate benefit, often to the detriment of human health. This book unearths a kind of corporate science that the author, anthropologist Susan Greenhalgh, calls "soda science." Soda science was created not to combat obesity but to defend the soda industry from threats to profits posed by public health calls to see soda as a major contributor to the obesity epidemic. Greenhalgh unravels the project of the global food industry to assemble this new, industry-friendly body of knowledge in the US, spread it to key markets around the world, and get it embedded in official policies on diet-related chronic disease. She follows the "soda scientists"-industry executives, leaders of scientific nonprofits, influential American scientists, and top Chinese scientist-officials-as they made the science, carried it to China, and translated it into Chinese ideas and public policies. Soda science was a real if unconventional science, and it deserves attention because it had harmful effects that remain largely hidden, even today. In the US, soda science, which was widely circulated through public health campaigns and diet books, spread the idea that exercise is more important for weight loss than caloric restriction, a belief that remains pervasive in American culture. Soda science, in other words, was a key forerunner of the step-counting, weight-obsessed fitness culture of today"--
Subjects: Cola drinks; Coca Cola (Trademark); Research, Industrial; Science and industry; Pseudoscience; Cola drinks; Obesity; Nutritionally induced diseases; Communication in public health; Cola drinks; Science and state;
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Contemporary art of 79 countries : the International Business Machines Corporation collection exhibited in its Gallery of Science and Art in the Palace of Electricity and Communication at the Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco, California / by International Business Machines Corporation,issuing body,collector.(CARDINAL)148450; Genthe, Arnold,1869-1942,photographer.(CARDINAL)722207; Golden Gate International Exposition(1939-1940 :San Francisco, Calif.),organizer.;
Representatives of the International Business Machines Corporation in seventy-nine countries were instructed to ask leading art authorities to select the contemporary artists and paintings typical of their countries. Two collections, each representing seventy-nine countries were assembled. One was shown at the International Business Machines Gallery of Science and Art, Business Systems and Insurance Building, New York World's Fair. The other was on view at the International Business Machines Gallery of Science and Art, Palace of Electricity and Communication, Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco. --taken from "Behind the Exhibition".
Subjects: Exhibition catalogs.; Biographies.; Catalogs.; Golden Gate International Exposition (1939-1940 : San Francisco, Calif.); Corporations; Painting, Modern; Painters;
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Science and society / by Snedden, Robert.(CARDINAL)317520;
MARCIVE 03/04/09Includes bibliographical references (page 46) and index.Science and scientists -- Science and health -- Science and communication -- Science and energy -- Planet science.1050LAccelerated Reader AR
Subjects: Creative ability in science.; Science; Scientists;
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Style for students : effective writing in science and engineering / by Schall, Joe,1959-(CARDINAL)359861;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Handbooks and manuals.; Technical writing; Communication of technical information;
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Marriage enrichment : communication in marriage / by Matthews, D. Wayne(Daniel Wayne),1948-; North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service.(CARDINAL)217218;
Includes bibliographical references (page [4]).
Subjects: Marriage.; Marriage counseling.; Communication in families.;
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Career opportunities in science / by Echaore-McDavid, Susan.(CARDINAL)655997;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Biological sciences -- Chemistry and materials science -- Physics and astronomy -- Earth sciences (or geosciences) -- Mathematics -- Computer science -- Agricultural science and food science -- Medical science -- Environmental protection and conservation -- Opportunities in government -- Opportunities in industry -- Entrepreneurship -- Education and communications.
Subjects: Science;
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Value-added processes in information systems / by Taylor, Robert S.(Robert Saxton)(CARDINAL)175198;
Bibliography: pages 228-237.
Subjects: Information storage and retrieval systems.; Information science.;
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What's out in space? /
Subjects: Natural history.; Birds; Animal communication.;
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Public relations for libraries; essays in communications techniques. / by Angoff, Allan.(CARDINAL)126664;
Includes bibliographical references.
Subjects: Libraries;
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The future of the book; implications of the newer developments in communication. / by Asheim, Lester,1914-1997.(CARDINAL)121486;
Bibliographical footnotes.
Subjects: Communication.;
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