Personal responsibility and consumer choice are solutions heralded by conservatives and liberals alike--the idea being that ultimately good health comes down to what we choose to buy and eat. But it's not that simple.

Could Deen's diabetes diagnosis act as a wake up call to those in denial about the relationship between what you eat and your health?

Here's the question: are we or are we not personally responsible for what we stick into our mouths? I'm serious. This seems to be an unanswered question in this country.

On Wednesday afternoon, Paula Deen appeared on "The Chew" to discuss her diabetes announcement. After her appearance on the "Today Show" yesterday, b...

Deen's admission is a stark contrast to her everyday message of just pure butter, butter, and more butter -- let alone that for 3 whole years while her disease was known to her, Deen continued to beat this drum.

After serious rumors starting swirling about Paula Deen's diabetes diagnosis, reactions were swift and of the "well, duh" variety. No one could have b...

Paula Deen's admission, Tuesday morning, that she had been diagnosed with diabetes in 2008 and is teaming with drugmaker Novo Nordisk led many commen...

On Friday, HuffPost Food covered rumors (first reported by The Daily) that Paula Deen would soon come clean with her diagnosis of Type 2 Diabetes. But...

The Daily is reporting that Paula Deen, the large-living queen of heavy cooking, is about to come clean with what some say has long been her dirtiest ...