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PR.com - Thu Nov 26, 11:49 am ET
Anti-Obesity Treatments Report - Analysis & Forecasts 2009-2024. Obesity has been described as a 'public health time-bomb'. In 2005, the World Health Organization estimated that approximately 400 million individuals are obese. Prevalence of obesity is rising worryingly in many countries, despite campaigns emphasising the link between being overweight and contracting diabetes. [PR.com - May 30 ...
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The Pitt News - Thu Nov 26, 12:12 am ET
In prevalence to obesity, Pennsylvania currently ranks 36th among states with 32.6 percentage of the population being obese, according to America's Health Rankings . If Pennsylvanians were rewarded for things like low body mass indexes and cholesterol levels through a discount by their health insurance providers, would they be encouraged to, as I like to say, “get it right, get it tight?”
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International Herald Tribune - Thu Nov 26, 10:35 pm ET
More than 500 people have undergone brain surgery for problems like depression, anxiety, Tourette’s syndrome, even obesity, most in studies.
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The Lamar Ledger - Wed Nov 25, 11:55 am ET
The state of Colorado has the lowest obesity rate in the nation at 18.5 percent, but the majority of counties in the southeast portion of the state are above the state average.
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Nutraingredients.com - Tue Nov 24, 5:13 pm ET
A breakthrough paper published in Nature in December 2006 reported that microbial populations in the gut are different between obese and lean people, and that when the obese people lost weight their microflora reverted back to that observed in a lean person, suggesting that obesity may have a microbial component.
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New England Journal of Medicine - Wed Nov 25, 7:40 pm ET
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Stephenville Empire-Tribune - Thu Nov 26, 10:12 am ET
It’s all in the fun - and it’s all about the kids. Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Stephenville hosted its fourth annual Fun Run Saturday. Join our Premium Online Membership to view the rest of the story.
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Knowledge at Wharton - Tue Nov 24, 4:02 pm ET
Two new studies suggest a correlation between obesity and Medicare costs. Is it worth paying people to lose weight?
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People Magazine - Wed Nov 25, 2:22 pm ET
A visit from Suze Orman gives the contestants (past and present) lots to chew on
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US News & World Report - Wed Nov 25, 1:37 pm ET
Both the House and Senate bills mandate calorie counts at fast-food restaurants.
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WPDE Myrtle Beach - Florence - Tue Nov 24, 5:15 pm ET
A new CDC survey breaks down obesity rates by county for the first time, and the new research shows South Carolina's rates are among the highest in the nation.
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UPI - Wed Nov 25, 9:56 am ET
CHICAGO, Nov. 25 (UPI) -- One in five of those with type 2 diabetes is about 100 pounds overweight, U.S. researchers found.
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The Weston Town Crier - Tue Nov 24, 12:43 pm ET
Gaining weight is a problem for many, if not most of us, around Thanksgiving, but, for increasing numbers of Americans, obesity is a year-round problem with major health implications. Obesity is not just caused by eating too much and watching too much TV, said researchers and doctors at the recent Regis College Leadership Series on Health. There are many environmental factors that are sometimes ...
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Westminster Community Times - Thu Nov 26, 8:50 pm ET
Recent reports that Maryland’s obesity rate may reach more than 50 percent by the year 2018 overshadowed news that a seemingly incongruous problem is also rising - hunger.
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Herald & Review - Tue Nov 24, 1:54 am ET
DECATUR - With unhealthy messages and habits inundatingchildren's lives from all directions and helping raise rates ofchildhood obesity and type 2 diabetes, a local group is fostering amore health-conscious community.