As the government introduces calories on restaurant menus and a pre-9pm ban on junk food adverts, Sophie Gallagher asks people living with obesity whether it will make a difference
Nancy is placed onto an ambulance stretcher to be taken to hospital by paramedics, after her unborn child’s heartbeat dropped from 130 beats per minute to 30Nancy is carried into an ambulance on a stretcherNancy breastfeeds her newborn son at the house of her parents, where they are currently livingAmanda Prouty and Susan Taylor conduct a newborn screening for Kai at Kai’s maternal grandparents’ houseSusan takes two-day old Kai’s temperature while checking if he has tongue tie, an oral...
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