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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.

Increased Use of Added Sugar Linked to Obesity

Increased Use of Added Sugar Linked to Obesity

A University of Minnesota research has revealed that the increased use of added sugar in the United States has directly seen a rise in obesity across the country.

US First Lady: Childhood Obesity Fight Begins at Home

US First Lady: Childhood Obesity Fight Begins at Home

Michelle Obama's said that she is paying more attention to her daughters body fat measurement.

MU Researcher Finds Plant Oil may Hold Key to Reducing Obesity-Related Medical Issues

MU Researcher Finds Plant Oil may Hold Key to Reducing Obesity-Related Medical Issues

New research indicates that plant oil may hold the key for reducing obesity-related illnesses.

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How to Make Skinny Worms Fat and Fat Worms Skinny, UCSF Team Reveals

How to Make Skinny Worms Fat and Fat Worms Skinny, UCSF Team Reveals

A handful of chemical compounds that regulate fat storage in worms have been uncovered by researchers exploring human metabolism at the University of California, San Francisco

Middle-Age Obesity Linked to Religious Leanings

Middle-Age Obesity Linked to Religious Leanings

People who regularly visit religious places are at a higher risk of suffering from obesity by the time they reach middle age

Overweight People are Big-boned

Overweight People are Big-boned

The weight of a person have an effect on that person's bones, says study conducted by North Carolina State University.

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Overweight People Think They are Slimmer Than They Actually Are!

Overweight People Think They are Slimmer Than They Actually Are!

Overweight women and children often think that they are slimmer than they actually are, a new study conducted by researchers from the Columbia University Medical Center reveals.

Lap Band Risks

Lap Band Risks

Researchers found that close to 50% of patients who have laparoscopic gastric banding for obesity may ultimately need to have the devices taken off due to some problem or the other.

Obesity Time Linked to Death Risk

Obesity Time Linked to Death Risk

The number of years individuals live with obesity is directly associated with the risk of mortality, say researchers at Monash University.

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Life Expectancy Rises in UK, Europe Despite Obesity Epidemic

Life Expectancy Rises in UK, Europe Despite Obesity Epidemic

Life expectancy in Europe keeps increasing despite the obesity epidemic, with people in Britain reaching an older age than those living in the US, according to an analysis of trends

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