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Obesity News provides insights into the causes, prevention, and management of obesity. It covers topics like healthy eating, exercise, medical interventions, and policy initiatives aimed at combating the global obesity epidemic.

Protein Involved in Obesity Identified

Protein Involved in Obesity Identified

Scientists from Weizmann Institute have discovered a protein that is active in a small part of the brain that contributes to weight gain.

Midlife Weight Crisis may Cause Dementia

Midlife Weight Crisis may Cause Dementia

People who are overweight or obese in midlife have 80% higher risk of developing dementia, Alzheimer's disease or vascular dementia in old age, says a new study.

Turning 'bad' Fat into 'good' Raises Hope For Curing Obesity

Turning 'bad' Fat into 'good' Raises Hope For Curing Obesity

Researchers have found a way to turn body fat into a better type of fat that burns off calories and weight in rats.

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Lost Pounds After Liposuction Show Up on the Belly

Lost Pounds After Liposuction Show Up on the Belly

A new study carried out by researchers suggests that not only does the lost weight after liposuction come back, it can show at some very undesirable places.

Financial Rewards may Help Obese Lose Weight

Financial Rewards may Help Obese Lose Weight

Providing financial incentives to obese people could be a very effective way in making them lose those extra pounds, a new study reveals.

Interval Training, Healthy Eating Combo Can Help Combat Obesity

Interval Training, Healthy Eating Combo Can Help Combat Obesity

A new study has found that interval training combined with healthy eating practices can be beneficial for those suffering from obesity.

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Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Obesity

Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Obesity

Vitamin D deficiency seems to be prevalent among obese teens, triggering off an increased risk of chronic diseases according to researchers at Hasbro Children's Hospital.

Junk Food Tax Urged To Curb Surging Obesity Rates In Canada

Junk Food Tax Urged To Curb Surging Obesity Rates In Canada

With the increase in numbers of overweight children and young adults, Canada and other developed countries are facing an obesity epidemic and legislative approaches are required to

Supermarket Lessons for Obese Families

Supermarket Lessons for Obese Families

In a bid to discourage obese families to stop eating junk food, health officials have decided to offer a free 10-week course on nutrition and better eating.

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Obesity No Deterrent to High Risk Behaviour

Obesity No Deterrent to High Risk Behaviour

Obese teenagers get involved in high-risk behavior as much as their healthy weight peers do, the only difference being they are more intense in what they do, reports a study.

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