Tag: obesity
Children’s Bone Health: Tackling Obesity Related Joint Issues
Childhood obesity rates have surged in the past two decades, bringing a host of health challenges. Among these, poor bone and joint...
Challenges In Weight And Obesity Management
As major contributors to poor health outcomes, overweight and obesity plague the modern world. Obesity increases the risk for common illnesses. These...
Obesity; Six-Fold Risk for Middle-Aged Children of Obese Parents
A Norwegian study found a significant link between parental obesity and middle-aged obesity in their children. The Researchers focused on participants aged...
Obesity in the US: Crisis to Worsen by 2050
A new study published in The Lancet reveals alarming trends in the obesity epidemic in the United States. It forecasts that by...
Heart Disease Deaths Linked to Obesity Surge by 180% in the...
A new study presented at the American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions 2024 reveals a staggering 180% rise in heart disease deaths related...
Obesity Surges Across U.S. with Over 20% Affected
America has seen a dramatic rise in rise in obesity rates with more than 20% of adults in every U.S. state are...
Childhood Obesity Linked to Higher Risk of Skin Diseases
Childhood obesity is a growing public health concern, with its effects extending far beyond weight-related issues. A recent study published in the...
Fathers’ Diets Crucial for Children’s Health: Influence on Obesity
The healthier a father's diet, the lower the risk for their children to develop obesity or diseases like diabetes. A recent study...
Alarming Rise in Global Obesity: Urgent Actions Needed
New Lancet study shows global obesity surpassing 1 billion people in 2022. Urgent action needed to curb crisis.
Obesity Likely to lead to Blood Cancer
New research in Blood Advances reveals a 73% higher likelihood of monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS) in obese individuals, a precursor to multiple myeloma. Explore the study's insights into lifestyle factors and their impact, prompting a reevaluation of health strategies
