overweight
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Overweight Pregnant Women Affects Fertility of Newborn Sons but Not Daughters
Women who are overweight during their pregnancy are at risk of birthing sons with fertility issues.
Latest Research Articles
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This Molecule Plays a Crucial Role Against Inflammation and Weight Gain in Obesity: New Study
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Women Who Live Near Green Space are Less Likely to be Overweight or Obese
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Over 2 Billion People in the World Are Overweight, Obese
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It's in the Genes: Study Discovers 79 Forms of Genetic Obesity, More Than Previously Thought
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Obesity and Laziness: Scientists Explain Biological Causes of Inactivity in Obese Individuals
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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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About 91 Million Children Worldwide May be Obese by 2025, Study Suggests
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Childhood Obesity Month: Why Keeping Your Child Fit and Active Matters for the Rest of Their Life
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CDC: Americans Weigh 15 Pounds Heavier Than 20 Years Ago
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Study: Obesity Deadlier in Men Than in Women
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Study: How Weight Affects Sleep Quality
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