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Reuters via Yahoo! News - Fri Nov 27, 2:04 pm ET
Vigorous exercise may be an especially good way to keep kids lean, but sitting around, in and of itself, doesn't appear to have a major role in making them fat, new research shows.
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Food Navigator USA - Fri Nov 27, 10:15 am ET
The public forum is entitled ‘Sizing up Food Marketing and Childhood Obesity’ and will see the presentation of new research and discuss the “statutory and constitutional issues surrounding governmental regulation of food marketing.”
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Stephenville Empire-Tribune - Fri Nov 27, 10:13 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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New York Times - Fri Nov 27, 9:09 am ET
Hundreds have undergone brain surgery for problems like depression, anxiety, even obesity.
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Greene County Messenger - Fri Nov 27, 4:57 am ET
TV cable news recently reported that approximately 75 percent of American high school graduates do not qualify for military service due to varying levels of addictions, ignorance and obesity. Veterans can best realize the impact that has on armed forces recruitment.
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Anchorage Daily News - Fri Nov 27, 4:33 am ET
Dear Alaska, Time to take a cold, clear look in the mirror. The Centers for Disease Control says you're kind of fat. Especially on the rural edges of the state where obesity rates are some of the worst in the Western United States.
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Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance - Fri Nov 27, 12:01 am ET
ALEXANDRIA, VA--(Marketwire - 11/27/09) - By 2034, the number of Americans living with diabetes will nearly double and diabetes spending will nearly triple to $336 billion, even if the prevalence of obesity in this country remains stable, according to a study published in the November issue of Diabetes Care. A team of researchers led by the University of Chicago constructed a model of diabetes ...
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The Pacifican - Thu Nov 26, 8:02 pm ET
Almost 85 percent of us will experience lower back pain at some point in our lives. It can occur as a result of obesity, poor physical condition, improper lifting, a poor sleeping position, or trauma, among other things.
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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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Gazette.net - Thu Nov 26, 4:57 am ET
Signs promoting healthier eating are posted on the doors of Chicken Out Rotisserie in Bethesda. Montgomery County had the lowest obesity rate in Maryland, at 16.8 percent of its population.
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Seattle Times - Thu Nov 26, 3:14 am ET
The human body is equipped with an array of defenses to fend off fat, from ratcheting up metabolism to dialing down appetite. But in a world where fast food beckons and calories have never come so cheap, those defenses can crumble for many of us. Figuring out why is one of the hottest topics in obesity research.
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PRWeb - Thu Nov 26, 3:09 am ET
Dr. David Kim of the Live Life Again Center, a practice offering weight loss surgery in Dallas (http://www.mylapbanddallas.com/), is one of a growing number of physicians who are taking advantage of popular social networking sites to connect with individuals who are interested in surgical weight loss treatment to fight morbid obesity. Dr. Kim is utilizing Facebook to ...
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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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Chattanooga Times Free Press - Thu Nov 26, 12:07 am ET
Not all fast food is junk food and not all soft drinks are filled with sugar, but Americans are consuming these products — and neglecting to exercise — enough to cause an epidemic of obesity.
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Hernando Today - Thu Nov 26, 12:00 am ET
Doctors know that obesity can render children less likely to benefit from anti-cancer drug therapy and suffer relapse. Researchers think they may know why.