Who Does Obesity Affect More?
According to a new study, people who are obese are less apt to have thoroughly cleansed their colon before getting a colonoscopy, which can hamper the effectiveness of the procedure.
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Let's Move: Childhood Obesity and its Affect on Acid Reflux
It can be super challenging to get a typically developing child active. When a child is overweight or obese and has other health conditions... Read more »
Your Relationship with Your Toddler May Affect Obesity Risk
Recent research published in the journal, Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, suggests that toddlers who do not have "secure... Read more »
Obesity Misconceptions: Linking Obesity to Genetics
When thin people see someone who is overweight, many of them assume it's because all overweight people are slothful gluttons. Anyone... Read more »
American Association for Cancer Research Links Cancer and Obesity
At the recent annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research, the results of cancer research studying the influence of... Read more »
Mom, Dad, and Spinach
We often blame our parents for the problems we face whether it is how they raised us or what genes they passed along to us. As the U.S.... Read more »
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Obesity affects young women's fertility: study
According to new research, women who are obese by age 18 are more likely to develop polycystic ovarian syndrome and become infertile than young women... Read more »
Breathing problem affects more obese and African-American chil...
A nighttime breathing problem disproportionately affects children who are overweight and African-American, according to a new study. Researchers... Read more »
Obesity, migraine, ED sufferers may experience more emotional ...
According to a new survey, people who are obese, or who suffer from chronic migraines or erectile dysfunction, may experience more emotional trauma... Read more »
Morbid obesity
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
The term morbid obesity refers to patients who are 50 - 100% -- or 100 pounds above -- their ideal body weight. Alternatively, a BMI (body mass... Read more »
Extra weight in mid-life affects mobility later: study
According to a new study, seniors who were overweight or obese earlier in life are at increased risk for physical disabilities, even if they've shed... Read more »
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