Tags: Obesity

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'Healthy Obesity' Could Be A Myth; Most Of These Patients Become Unhealthy After 20 Years

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Bariatric Surgery Patients Live Longer Than Obese Individuals Who Don't Undergo Procedure

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Fat Cells Called Adipocytes Protect Us From Skin Infections Like Staph, New Study Says

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Obesity-Related Gene Variant Has Greater Impact On Those Born After 1942

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New Weight Loss Drug Saxenda Approved By FDA

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British Doctors Ordered To Report Patients Who Gain Weight

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Cops Have Highest Obesity Rate Among U.S. Workers, Study Says

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Obesity Considered A Disability, Says Top Europe Court

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Donkey 'Squashed to Death' by Obese Man at Christmas Market in Spain

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Fat Cells Reprogrammed to Help Burn Off the Pounds

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Obesity And Inactivity On The Rise In The U.S., Despite Other Health Victories

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'World's Fattest Man' Dies At 44 In U.K.

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Obesity Can Shorten The Lifespan By 8 Years, Making It As Dangerous As Cigarette Smoking

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Overweight In America: Study Shows Only 36 Percent Admit They Have Weight Issues

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Obese Women Have Riskier Sex, Study Finds

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