Obesity, Overweight
Obesity will affect over half of adults in 25 years, study predicts
Obesity has long been classified as a global epidemic — and new data published in The Lancet journal spotlights how much worse it could get. A team of researchers found that in 2021, one billion men and 1.11 billion women over 25 years of age worldwide qualified as overweight or obese — twice as many as in 1990.
More than half of adults and a third of children and teens worldwide will be overweight or obese by 2050, a comprehensive ...
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Use of GLP-1 Drugs for Obesity Linked to Lower Risk of GlaucomaThe findings were in line with those of a large retrospective cohort study that showed that patients treated with GLP-1 ...
A team of researchers have made a groundbreaking development related to a protein that is naturally produced in the body but ...
For decades, we have witnessed steady growth in the prevalence of overweight and obesity throughout the world. In some ...
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Map Reveals How Obesity Rates in the U.S Compares to EuropeComparatively, obesity rates in most European countries remain below 25 percent, with some nations, particularly in Southern ...
Many people who have struggled with their weight have been told to "eat less and move more." Others have spent years juggling ...
Learn why staying fit, not just slim, can boost your health and protect against serious diseases better than just watching your weight.
Obesity is more than weight gain - new research shows how junk food disrupts brain insulin sensitivity, making weight loss ...
A licensing deal with Denmark’s Gubra gives the immunology giant control of an experimental therapy that could compete with ...
Obesity significantly increases the risk of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) due to fat accumulation in the neck and abdominal ...
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