obesity
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Substantial Weight Gain in Adults May Increase the Risk of Cancer
Older adults who have experienced substantial weight gain over many years were more likely to develop obesity-related cancers, a new study suggests.
Latest Research Articles
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2 Sweetened Drinks a Day Could Increase Risk of Type-2 Diabetes, Study Finds
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WHO Calls for 20 Percent Tax on Sugary Drinks to Fight Obesity, Diabetes
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Conflict of Interest: Big Soda Companies Donated to 96 Health Organizations for Marketing Scheme?
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About 91 Million Children Worldwide May be Obese by 2025, Study Suggests
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Don't Be Fooled: TV Chefs’ Recipes aren't Healthier than Supermarket TV Dinners
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Consuming Citrus Fruits Could Help Prevent Harmful Effects of Obesity
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CDC: Americans Weigh 15 Pounds Heavier Than 20 Years Ago
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‘Pokémon Go’ Could Help Prevent Type 2 Diabetes, Study Finds
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Study: How Preschooler's Bedtime Habits Affect Onset of Obesity Later in Life
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Study: Obesity Deadlier in Men Than in Women
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Study: Obesity a Brain Disease, Sweet Fatty Foods Make You Eat More Even if You’re Full
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Pasta Won't Make You Fat, It Might Actually Help You Slim Down, Italian Study Reveals
