-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- changing winter conditions are causing scotland 's wild soay sheep to get smaller , according to a study that suggests climate change can trump natural selection . ca n't see me now : climate change could be shrinking soay sheep in scotland . -lrb- cnn -rrb- the measles outbreak in california is growing . the number of cases has increased to 68 , with 48 of those cases linked to an outbreak at disneyland , state health officials reported friday . two days ago , the health department reported 59 cases , 42 with a disney connection . in addition , nine cases have been reported in arizona , utah , washington , colorado , oregon and mexico . a new case was reported in nevada , but the southern nevada health district said it 's unknown whether that case is disney-related . the disease outbreak apparently surfaced when visitors reported coming down with measles after visiting the park december 15-20 . at least five disney employees have been diagnosed with measles , disney said . measles is a highly communicable respiratory disease caused by a virus and spread through the air , according to the centers for disease control and prevention . measles starts with a fever , runny nose , cough , red eyes and sore throat , the cdc said . dr. gil chavez , deputy director of the state 's center for infectious diseases , recommended that children under 12 months and people who 've never had a measles vaccination stay away from the park while the disease event continues . he made the same recommendation for other places where large numbers of people congregate , such as airports and shopping malls . however , chavez said disneyland would be `` perfectly safe '' if you 've been immunized . opinion : heed the lesson from disneyland measles outbreak . when asked for a comment , suzi brown of disney media relations said , `` we agree with dr. chavez 's comments that it is safe to visit disneyland if you have been vaccinated . '' for the most part , measles spreads among those who have not been vaccinated against the virus . the california department of public health said orange county had the most measles cases with 21 , followed by san diego county with 13 . 5 things to know about measles . obesity risk : sugary dishes are being promoted by the government 's flagship anti-obesity initiative . dishes that contain ` shocking ' amounts of sugar are being promoted as healthy eating options by the government 's flagship anti-obesity initiative . change4life , which is being run by public health england to help address the country 's obesity crisis , is promoting dishes on its website with up to 29g of sugar per serving -- about seven teaspoons ' worth . its apricot bread pudding has slightly more sugar than a snickers bar , which has 27g . a banana and apricot bagel , promoted as a breakfast , has more sugar than a bowl of frosties -- a cereal so sugary labour 's health spokesman andy burnham once said he would consider banning it . two other dishes , banana and sultana bread and butter pudding , and banana muffins , contain 25g per serving . cardiologist dr aseem malhotra , of campaign group action on sugar , said he found the advice ` disturbing ' and that change4life was ` legitimising unhealthy foods ' . he added : ` one has to seriously ask whether change4life is fit for purpose when it 's promoting foods with shocking levels of sugar . ' dr alison tedstone , chief nutritionist at public health england , said : ` the majority of these recipes are fruit-based . the authors of the study published in `` science '' believe that it highlights how wide-ranging the effects of global climate change can be , adding further complexity to the changes we might expect to see in animal populations in future . `` it 's only in the last few years that we 've realized that evolution can influence species ' physical traits as quickly as ecological changes can . this study addresses one of the major goals of population biology , namely to untangle the ways in which evolutionary and environmental changes influence a species ' traits , '' said andrew sugden , deputy and international managing editor at science . the researchers analyzed body-weight measurements and life-history data for the female members of a population of soay sheep . the sheep live on the island of hirta in the st. kilda archipelago of scotland and have been studied closely since 1985 . they selected body size because it is a heritable trait , and because the sheep have , on average , been decreasing in size for the last 25 years . according to the findings lambs are not growing as quickly as they once did as winters have become shorter so do not need to put on as much as weight in the first months of life to survive . ` fruit naturally contains sugar -- but it is the sugar that is added to food that we eat too much of . fruit is a healthier choice . ' but dr malhotra pointed out that recent research had found even fruit sugars could be harmful in large quantities , particularly to those at risk of type 2 diabetes . the results suggest that the decrease is primarily an ecological response to environmental variation over the last 25 years . evolutionary change , the report says , has contributed relatively little . sugary : change4life , which is being run by public health england , has dishes on its website with more sugar than a bowl of frosties . `` sheep are getting smaller . well , at least the wild soay sheep living on a remote scottish island are . but according to classic evolutionary theory , they should have been getting bigger , because larger sheep tend to be more likely to survive and reproduce than smaller ones , and offspring tend to resemble their parents , '' said study author tim coulson of imperial college london . `` our findings have solved a paradox that has tormented biologists for years -- why predictions did not match observation . biologists have realized that ecological and evolutionary processes are intricately intertwined , and they now have a way of dissecting out the contribution of each . unfortunately it is too early to tell whether a warming world will lead to pocket-sized sheep , '' said coulson .
study of wild sheep in scotland suggests climate change making them smaller . authors of report suggest that climate change can override natural selection . wild soay sheep in remote outer hebrides closely studied since 1985 .
-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- changing winter conditions are causing scotland 's wild soay sheep to get smaller , according to a study that suggests climate change can trump natural selection . ca n't see me now : climate change could be shrinking soay sheep in scotland . -lrb- cnn -rrb- the measles outbreak in california is growing . the number of cases has increased to 68 , with 48 of those cases linked to an outbreak at disneyland , state health officials reported friday . two days ago , the health department reported 59 cases , 42 with a disney connection . in addition , nine cases have been reported in arizona , utah , washington , colorado , oregon and mexico . a new case was reported in nevada , but the southern nevada health district said it 's unknown whether that case is disney-related . the disease outbreak apparently surfaced when visitors reported coming down with measles after visiting the park december 15-20 . at least five disney employees have been diagnosed with measles , disney said . measles is a highly communicable respiratory disease caused by a virus and spread through the air , according to the centers for disease control and prevention . measles starts with a fever , runny nose , cough , red eyes and sore throat , the cdc said . dr. gil chavez , deputy director of the state 's center for infectious diseases , recommended that children under 12 months and people who 've never had a has more sugar than a bowl of frosties -- a cereal so sugary labour 's health spokesman andy burnham once said he would consider banning it . two other dishes , banana and sultana bread and butter pudding , and banana muffins , contain 25g per serving . cardiologist dr aseem malhotra , of campaign group action on sugar , said he found the advice ` disturbing ' and that change4life was ` legitimising unhealthy foods ' . he added : ` one has to seriously ask whether change4life is fit for purpose when it 's promoting foods with shocking levels of sugar . ' dr alison tedstone , chief nutritionist at public health england , said : ` the majority of these recipes are fruit-based . the authors of the study published in `` science '' believe that it highlights how wide-ranging the effects of global climate change can be , adding further complexity to the changes we might expect to see in animal populations in future . `` it 's only in the last few years that we 've realized that evolution can influence species ' physical traits as quickly as ecological changes can . this study addresses one of the major goals of population biology , namely to untangle the ways in which evolutionary and environmental changes influence a species ' traits , '' said andrew sugden , deputy and international managing editor at science . the researchers analyzed body-weight measurements and life-history data for the female members of a population of soay sheep . the sheep live on the island of hirta in the st. kilda archipelago of scotland and have been studied closely since 1985 . they selected body size because it is a heritable trait , and because the sheep have , on average , been decreasing in size for the last 25 years . according to the findings lambs are not growing as quickly as they once did as winters have become shorter so do not need to put on as much as weight in the first months of life to survive . ` fruit naturally contains sugar -- but it is the sugar that is added to food that we eat too much of . fruit is a healthier choice . ' but dr malhotra pointed out that recent research had found even fruit sugars could be harmful in large quantities , particularly to those at risk of type 2 diabetes . the results suggest that the decrease is primarily an ecological response to environmental variation over the last 25 years . evolutionary change , the report says , has contributed relatively little . sugary : change4life , which is being run by public health england , has dishes on its website with more sugar than a bowl of frosties . `` sheep are getting smaller . well , at least the wild soay sheep living on a remote scottish island are . but according to classic evolutionary theory , they should have been getting bigger , because larger sheep tend to be more likely to survive and reproduce than smaller ones , and offspring tend to resemble their parents , '' said study author tim coulson of imperial college london . `` our findings have solved a paradox that has tormented biologists for years -- why predictions did not match observation . biologists have realized that ecological and evolutionary processes are intricately intertwined , and they now have a way of dissecting out the contribution of each . unfortunately it is too early to tell whether a warming world will lead to pocket-sized sheep , '' said coulson .
-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- changing winter conditions are causing scotland 's wild soay sheep to get smaller , according to a study that suggests climate change can trump natural selection . ca n't see me now : climate change could be shrinking soay sheep in scotland . -lrb- cnn -rrb- the measles outbreak in california is growing . the number of cases has increased to 68 , with 48 of those cases linked to an outbreak at disneyland , state health officials reported friday . two days ago , the health department reported 59 cases , 42 with a disney connection . in addition , nine cases have been reported in arizona , utah , washington , colorado , oregon and mexico . a new case was reported measles vaccination stay away from the park while the disease event continues . he made the same recommendation for other places where large numbers of people congregate , such as airports and shopping malls . however , chavez said disneyland would be `` perfectly safe '' if you 've been immunized . opinion : heed the lesson from disneyland measles outbreak . when asked for a comment , suzi brown of disney media relations said , `` we agree with dr. chavez 's comments that it is safe to visit disneyland if you have been vaccinated . '' for the most part , measles spreads among those who have not been vaccinated against the virus . the california department of public health said orange county had the most measles cases with 21 , followed by san diego county with 13 . 5 things to know about measles . obesity risk : sugary dishes are being promoted by the government 's flagship anti-obesity initiative . dishes that contain ` shocking ' amounts of sugar are being promoted as healthy eating options by the government 's flagship anti-obesity initiative . change4life , which is being run by public health england to help address the country 's obesity crisis , is promoting dishes on its website with up to 29g of sugar per serving -- about seven teaspoons ' worth . its apricot bread pudding has slightly more sugar than a snickers bar , which has 27g . a banana and apricot bagel , promoted as a breakfast , has more sugar than a bowl of frosties -- a cereal so sugary labour 's health spokesman andy burnham once said he would consider banning it . two other dishes , banana and sultana bread and butter pudding , and banana muffins , contain 25g per serving . cardiologist dr aseem malhotra , of campaign group action on sugar , said he found the advice ` disturbing ' and that change4life was ` legitimising unhealthy foods ' . he added : ` one has to seriously ask whether change4life is fit for purpose when it 's promoting foods with shocking levels of sugar . ' dr alison tedstone , chief nutritionist at public health england , said : ` the majority of these recipes are fruit-based . the authors of the study published in `` science '' believe that it highlights how wide-ranging the effects of global climate change can be , adding further complexity to the changes we might expect to see in animal populations in future . `` it 's only in the last few years that we 've realized that evolution can influence species ' physical traits as quickly as ecological changes can . this study addresses one of the major goals of population biology , namely to untangle the ways in which evolutionary and environmental changes influence a species ' traits , '' said andrew sugden , deputy and international managing editor at science . the researchers analyzed body-weight measurements and life-history data for the female members of a population of soay sheep . the sheep live on the island of hirta in the st. kilda archipelago of scotland and have been studied closely since 1985 . they selected body size because it is a heritable trait , and because the sheep have , on average , been decreasing in size for the last 25 years . according to the findings lambs are not growing as quickly as they once did as winters have become shorter so do not need to put on as much as weight in the first months of life to survive . ` fruit naturally contains sugar -- but it is the sugar that is added to food that we eat too much of . fruit is a healthier choice . ' but dr malhotra pointed out that recent research had found even fruit sugars could be harmful in large quantities , particularly to those at risk of type 2 diabetes . the results suggest that the decrease is primarily an ecological response to environmental variation over the last 25 years . evolutionary change , the report says , has contributed relatively little . sugary : change4life , which is being run by public health england , has dishes on its website with more sugar than a bowl of frosties . `` sheep are getting smaller . well , at least the wild soay sheep living on a remote scottish island are . but according to classic evolutionary theory , they should have been getting bigger , because larger sheep tend to be more likely to survive and reproduce than smaller ones , and offspring tend to resemble their parents , '' said study author tim coulson of imperial college london . `` our findings have solved a paradox that has tormented biologists for years -- why predictions did not match observation . biologists have realized that ecological and evolutionary processes are intricately intertwined , and they now have a way of dissecting out the contribution of each . unfortunately it is too early to tell whether a warming world will lead to pocket-sized sheep , '' said coulson .
-lrb- cnn -- changing winter conditions are causing scotland 's wild soay sheep get smaller, according that suggests can trump natural selection ca n't see me now : climate change could shrinking soay sheep in scotland. -lrb- cnn the measles outbreak california growing. the number cases has to 68, with 48 linked an outbreak at disneyland state health officials reported friday two days, the health department reported 59 cases, 42 with a disney connection in addition, nine cases arizona, utah washington colorado and a new case was reported nevada, but the southern nevada health district said 's unknown disney-. the disease outbreak apparently surfaced when visitors reported coming down measles after the park december 15-. at least five disney employees diagnosed measles, disney said. measles and spread, according the centers measles starts with a fever, cough the cdc said. dr gil chavez, deputy director the state 's center infectious diseases, recommended children under 12 months and people 've stay the park while the disease event continues he made the same recommendation for other places where large, such airports however, chavez said disneyland would `` perfectly '' you 've immunized. opinion : heed the lesson disneyland measles. when asked for, suzi brown of disney media relations, `` we agree dr chavez 's comments that it safe visit disneyland if been vaccinated. '' for, measles spreads among those against. the california department said orange county had with 21, followed san diego county 13 5 things measles. obesity risk : sugary dishes being. dishes that contain ` shocking ' amounts sugar are being promoted healthy eating options the government 's flagship anti-obesity initiative. change4life, which being run public health england to address the country 's obesity crisis promoting dishes on with up to 29g sugar -- about seven teaspoons ' worth. its apricot bread pudding has slightly more sugar a snickers bar, which has 27g. a banana and apricot bagel, promoted, has more sugar a bowl frosties -- a cereal so sugary labour 's health spokesman andy burnham once he consider banning two other dishes, banana sultana bread and butter pudding and banana muffins contain 25g per. cardiologist dr aseem malhotra, of campaign group action on sugar, said found the advice ` disturbing ' that change4life ` legitimising unhealthy foods ' he added : ` one has seriously ask change4life fit when 's promoting foods shocking levels. ' dr alison tedstone, chief nutritionist public health england : ` the majority these recipes fruit. the authors published `` science '' believe it highlights how wide, adding further complexity the changes we might animal populations. `` it 's only in ' realized that evolution influence species ' physical traits as quickly ecological changes. this study addresses one population biology, namely untangle the ways evolutionary and environmental changes a species ' traits '' said andrew sugden deputy and international managing editor science. the researchers analyzed body-weight measurements the female members a population soay sheep. the sheep live the island hirta in the st. kilda archipelago of scotland and have studied closely 1985. they selected body size because a heritable trait, the sheep, on been decreasing according the findings lambs not growing once as winters become shorter so do need put as weight in to survive. ` fruit naturally contains sugar -- but added food we too. fruit is a healthier choice. ' but dr malhotra pointed recent research had even fruit sugars could large quantities, particularly those at the results suggest the decrease is primarily an ecological response environmental variation over. evolutionary change, the report contributed relatively. sugary : change4life, which being run public health england dishes its website with more sugar a bowl frosties `` sheep are getting smaller. well, at least the wild soay sheep living a remote scottish island are. but according classic evolutionary theory, they should getting bigger, larger sheep tend likely and than and offspring tend resemble '' said study author tim coulson imperial college london `` our findings have solved a paradox tormented biologists -- why predictions did match observation. biologists realized ecological and evolutionary processes intricately, they now dissecting out the contribution each. unfortunately it too a warming world pocket-sized sheep, '' said coulson.
has more sugar than a bowl of frosties -- a cereal so sugary labour 's health spokesman andy burnham once said he would consider banning it . two other dishes , banana and sultana bread and butter pudding , and banana muffins , contain 25g per serving . cardiologist dr aseem malhotra , of campaign group action on sugar , said he found the advice ` disturbing ' and that change4life was ` legitimising unhealthy foods ' . he added : ` one has to seriously ask whether change4life is fit for purpose when it 's promoting foods with shocking levels of sugar . ' dr alison tedstone , chief nutritionist at public health england , said : ` the majority of these recipes are fruit-based . the authors of the study published in `` science '' believe that it highlights how wide-ranging the effects of global climate change can be , adding further complexity to the changes we might expect to see in animal populations in future . `` it 's only in the last few years that we 've realized that evolution can influence species ' physical traits as quickly as ecological changes can . this study addresses one of the major goals of population biology , namely to untangle the ways in which evolutionary and environmental changes influence a species ' traits , '' said andrew sugden , deputy and international managing editor at science . the researchers analyzed body-weight measurements and life-history data for the female members of a population of soay sheep . the sheep live on the island of hirta in the st. kilda archipelago of scotland and have been studied closely since 1985 . they selected body size because it is a heritable trait , and because the sheep have , on average , been decreasing in size for the last 25 years . according to the findings lambs are not growing as quickly as they once did as winters have become shorter so do not need to put on as much as weight in the first months of life to survive . ` fruit naturally contains sugar -- but it is the sugar that is added to food that we eat too much of . fruit is a healthier choice . ' but dr malhotra pointed out that recent research had found even fruit sugars could be harmful in large quantities , particularly to those at risk of type 2 diabetes . the results suggest that the decrease is primarily an ecological response to environmental variation over the last 25 years . evolutionary change , the report says , has contributed relatively little . sugary : change4life , which is being run by public health england , has dishes on its website with more sugar than a bowl of frosties . `` sheep are getting smaller . well , at least the wild soay sheep living on a remote scottish island are . but according to classic evolutionary theory , they should have been getting bigger , because larger sheep tend to be more likely to survive and reproduce than smaller ones , and offspring tend to resemble their parents , '' said study author tim coulson of imperial college london . `` our findings have solved a paradox that has tormented biologists for years -- why predictions did not match observation . biologists have realized that ecological and evolutionary processes are intricately intertwined , and they now have a way of dissecting out the contribution of each . unfortunately it is too early to tell whether a warming world will lead to pocket-sized sheep , '' said coulson .
 The text discusses how certain foods, such as cereals and breads, contain high levels of sugar. A cardiologist, Dr. Malhotra, is quoted as saying that these foods can lead to unhealthy changes in our bodies. He suggests that we should be careful about what we eat and consider the long-term effects on our health. The article also mentions that some foods, like fruits, are naturally sweet but still healthy. However, added sugars in processed foods can be harmful. The study highlights the importance of being mindful of sugar intake and making informed choices about what we eat.