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Air Pollution Affects Women's Weight, BMI, Body Fat, and Waist Circumference
The air pollution-obesity study is only limited to middle-aged women.
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This Molecule Plays a Crucial Role Against Inflammation and Weight Gain in Obesity: New Study
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Over 2 Billion People in the World Are Overweight, Obese
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It's All in the Genes: Obesity Can Be Inherited From Parents
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Substantial Weight Gain in Adults May Increase the Risk of Cancer
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High BMI May Negatively Affect Brain Function
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Study: How Weight Affects Sleep Quality
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Study Confirms Link Between Obesity and Cancer
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Weight Loss Surgery Reduces Pain and Improves Physical Function of Severely Obese Patients
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Waistline Better Indicator of Heart Disease than Weight, New Study Shows
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There are More Obese People in the World Than Underweight People, New Study Reveals
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Just One Hour of Daily TV May Mean Weight Gain
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Middle-Aged Underweight Adults May be at Risk for Dementia
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