University of Michigan
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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. Obesity has long been thought to be caused by excessive eating and other unhealthy habits such as lack of sleep and genetic factors.
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