Karen Throsby has been researching issues of gender, technology, bodies and health for over 20 years, including work on reproductive technologies, weight loss surgery and endurance sport. She is the author of Immersion: Marathon Swimming, Identity and Embodiment (2016) and When IVF Fails: Feminist, Infertility and the Negotiation of Normality (2004). She is currently Professor of Gender Studies at the University of Leeds.

'Are we asking the wrong questions about sugar? This smart and excellent book argues that we are.’Jayne Raisborough, author of Fat Bodies, Health and the Media

• Introduction1 What’s wrong with sugar?2 Hanging together3 Hidden4 Giving up sugar5 Entertaining sugar6 Taxing sugar7 Sweetening austerity8 The (in)visible inequalities of sugarConclusionIndex

Karen Throsby has been researching issues of gender, technology, bodies and health for over 20 years, including work on reproductive technologies, weight loss surgery and endurance sport. She is the author of Immersion: Marathon Swimming, Identity and Embodiment (2016) and When IVF Fails: Feminist, Infertility and the Negotiation of Normality (2004). She is currently Professor of Gender Studies at the University of Leeds.

'Are we asking the wrong questions about sugar? This smart and excellent book argues that we are.’Jayne Raisborough, author of Fat Bodies, Health and the Media

• Introduction1 What’s wrong with sugar?2 Hanging together3 Hidden4 Giving up sugar5 Entertaining sugar6 Taxing sugar7 Sweetening austerity8 The (in)visible inequalities of sugarConclusionIndex

Karen Throsby has been researching issues of gender, technology, bodies and health for over 20 years, including work on reproductive technologies, weight loss surgery and endurance sport. She is the author of Immersion: Marathon Swimming, Identity and Embodiment (2016) and When IVF Fails: Feminist, Infertility and the Negotiation of Normality (2004). She is currently Professor of Gender Studies at the University of Leeds.

'Are we asking the wrong questions about sugar? This smart and excellent book argues that we are.’Jayne Raisborough, author of Fat Bodies, Health and the Media

• Introduction1 What’s wrong with sugar?2 Hanging together3 Hidden4 Giving up sugar5 Entertaining sugar6 Taxing sugar7 Sweetening austerity8 The (in)visible inequalities of sugarConclusionIndex