It was an okay article. It was honestly way too watered down.   While nobody should ever be bullied for their weight or food choices, it’s important to make a distinction between health awareness and cruelty. Cancer Research wasn’t criticizing a specific person for being overweight, they were pointing out that obesity is now the second leading cause of lifestyle-related cancers, a fact only 15% of the British public are aware of.  Criticizing a specific person of a genuine poor choice isn't bullying. Would anyone write an article desperately trying to caveat, "Cancer Research wasn’t criticizing a specific person for smoking..." Of course not. Not only have most non-smokers out there probably openly encouraged someone to quit smoking, public awareness campaigns go beyond health risks and get directly into cosmetics, often talking about how cigarettes smell, stain teeth etc.  We need to do that: "It will kill you, fatty. You personally. And oh by the way you look disgusting."