obesity
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Obesity Could Increase the Risk of Cardiovascular Illness Among the Young
People who have higher than normal body-mass index or suffering from obesity were more likely to develop poor cardiovascular health.
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Having a Pet Early in Life May Lower Risk of Allergy, Obesity
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It's in the Genes: Study Discovers 79 Forms of Genetic Obesity, More Than Previously Thought
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World's Heaviest Woman Undergoes Successful Surgery
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Obesity Hits Siberian Tribes for the First Time; Blame it on Instant Noodles
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It's All in the Genes: Obesity Can Be Inherited From Parents
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Obese Mice Refuse to Move, Even if They Can -- Scientists Unveil Big Mystery Behind Weight Gain
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Obesity and Laziness: Scientists Explain Biological Causes of Inactivity in Obese Individuals
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Narcoleptic Drug, the Next Best Weight-Loss Pill to Curb Food Addiction, Research Says
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Unhealthy Dieting Plans Can Affect Weight Gain
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Weight Loss News: Gut Microbes Affect Chance of Obesity
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Studies Show Fewer Americans Want to Lose Weight
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Lack of Sleep Causes People to Binge on Sugary Drinks, Scientists Say
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