Severe Obesity In Middle Age Increases Risk Of Early Death By 50 Percent A British study has found a potential link between severe obesity and premature death. People who have a BMI of 40 to 45 were said to be 50 percent more likely to die an early death compared to those with normal scores. by Ted Ranosa
Health Being Above Or Below Recommended Weight Could Shave 4 Years Off Life Expectancy by Diane Samson
Health Obese People Have More Energy Reserve To Survive Infection During Hospital Admissions: Study by Rubi Valdez
Healthy Living/Wellness Reading And Hearing BMI Everywhere? Here's What BMI Is In English by Catherine Cabral-Isabedra
Healthy Living/Wellness Waistline Better Than BMI In Predicting Heart Disease Risk by Katrina Pascual
Healthy Living/Wellness BMI Incorrectly Tags Millions Of Americans As Obese And Unhealthy by Rina Marie Doctor
Healthy Living/Wellness People Considered Overweight Or Obese Based On BMI Not Necessarily Unhealthy by Rhodi Lee
Healthy Living/Wellness Babies, Toddlers Who Rapidly Gain Weight May Have Higher Childhood Blood Pressure Risk by Katrina Pascual
Healthy Living/Wellness Obese People Who Exercise Regularly Likely To Die Earlier Than Slim, Unfit People by Alyssa Navarro
Healthy Living/Wellness Changing Sleep Schedules May Raise Heart Disease, Diabetes Risks by Alyssa Navarro
Healthy Living/Wellness Losing Weight Can Significantly Reduce Your Risk For Cancer by Katherine Derla
Healthy Living/Wellness Does Size Matter? New Study Says Height And Body Mass Influence Number Of Mating Partners by Ted Ranosa
Healthy Living/Wellness New Gene And BMI Study Says Tall People Are More Likely To Be Slim by Katherine Derla
Healthy Living/Wellness Scientists Discover Switch To Turn Off Obesity: How This Gene Tweak Works by Rina Marie Doctor
Healthy Living/Wellness Obese Individuals Have Low Probability Of Returning To Normal Weight: Some Tips To Combat Obesity by Ted Ranosa
Healthy Living/Wellness More Adventurous Eaters Often Healthier Than Picky Eaters: Study by Ted Ranosa
Healthy Living/Wellness Teen Obesity May Increase Risk Of Colorectal Cancer Later In Life by Ted Ranosa
Healthy Living/Wellness Overweight Type 2 Diabetes Patients Tend To Live The Longest: Why? by Ted Ranosa
Healthy Living/Wellness Don't Look Down On Your Pee, It Can Calculate Your Obesity Risk by Ted Ranosa
Healthy Living/Wellness 2.1 billion people are now obese or overweight, new report urges governments to act by Anne Francis
Healthy Living/Wellness Body Mass Index is good but Body Shape Index is better predictor of mortality: Study by Maryanne Moll
Healthy Living/Wellness Beware! Hearty appetite of babies linked to obesity risk by Rhodilee Jean Dolor