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(19-Nov-2009) Heart disease, stroke more likely for organ recipients with sleep apnea, study finds |
(19-Nov-2009) CDC county-by-county analysis finds some areas with 1 in 10 adults already diabetic |
(17-Nov-2009) Studies show risk factors rising among children and adults, with many denying they have a problem |
(13-Nov-2009) Wave of disabilities could overburden health-care system, researchers fear |
(12-Nov-2009) Rats fed sugary chow suffered withdrawal when regular meals returned |
(11-Nov-2009) Heart health could also benefit from this plan, researchers find |
(11-Nov-2009) Study in mice suggests link between intestinal microbes, diet and obesity |
(10-Nov-2009) Researchers suspect lower vitamin D levels may be to blame |
(09-Nov-2009) Result may be left atrial enlargement, study finds |
(05-Nov-2009) And excess consumption of saturated fats raises obesity risk, researchers find |
(04-Nov-2009) The result is overeating, research shows |
(30-Oct-2009) Vampire bats, spiders and even a monster have sparked new treatments |
(28-Oct-2009) Too little shuteye contributes to obesity, researchers say |
(27-Oct-2009) Researchers urge other alternatives, close monitoring of patients |
(26-Oct-2009) Big hips in women, wide waists in men spell trouble, study finds |
(23-Oct-2009) Combo of diet, exercise and injections helped non-diabetics shed pounds, study finds |
(23-Oct-2009) Study finding shows doctors have to realize obesity is a disease, expert says |
(21-Oct-2009) Deaths also more common among those with chronic diseases, study finds |
(21-Oct-2009) Overweight women have tougher time shedding those excess pounds, study finds |
(16-Oct-2009) Ability to have children is important to many who undergo weight-reduction surgery, study finds |
(16-Oct-2009) Small increases in cost for sugary drinks haven't slowed obesity epidemic, study finds |
(15-Oct-2009) Study finds sharp hikes in blood pressure when overweight, air pollution combine |
(09-Oct-2009) Former pros have lower risk of heart disease, suggesting early fitness pays off, researcher says |
(07-Oct-2009) Guidelines are helping, but more is needed to stem teen obesity, researchers say |
(07-Oct-2009) Repeat episodes of anxiety, depression tied to weight gain, study finds |
(06-Oct-2009) Physical activity later in life didn't seem to matter, study finds |
(02-Oct-2009) Acting before kids gain more improves outcomes, study shows |
(01-Oct-2009) Overweight women more likely to have infants with certain birth defects, research shows |
(30-Sep-2009) Investing in employee health cuts medical costs and ups productivity, heart experts say |
(30-Sep-2009) Extra weight cuts chances for long, healthy life by nearly 80%, study finds |
(29-Sep-2009) Hormone linked to appetite may also influence arthritis risk, researchers find |
(23-Sep-2009) Avoiding diabetes, high blood pressure can add years to life, researchers say |
(23-Sep-2009) Scans found regions related to inhibition, self-control were more active |
(22-Sep-2009) Finding explains why obese children have higher relapse rates, researchers say |
(18-Sep-2009) Obese patients can also benefit from weight-loss surgery, review finds |
(18-Sep-2009) Smoking, hypertension, high cholesterol cut 10 years of life, study finds |
(17-Sep-2009) Treatment for one of these issues should take into account the others, report says |
(16-Sep-2009) Researchers cite a win-win for health care and obesity, but beverage industry balks at proposal |
(14-Sep-2009) Surging obesity rates have reversed gains, study finds |
(11-Sep-2009) Overweight is major contributing factor for chronic disease, U.S. health groups say |
(09-Sep-2009) Women much more likely to develop PAD if they had constellation of other symptoms, researchers found |
(04-Sep-2009) Exercise also improves symptoms and related risk factors, study finds |
(04-Sep-2009) Lab results indicate that juice/bacteria combination could help people, too |
(04-Sep-2009) Study suggests officials might need to rethink strategies |
(04-Sep-2009) Increased risk seen in Danish study, but authors say more research is needed |
(04-Sep-2009) After age 70, body mass index is less effective in identifying unhealthy weight levels, researchers say |
(03-Sep-2009) Deleted gene allows rodents to eat high-fat diet and stay thin, research shows |
(03-Sep-2009) Mice fed high-fat diets got fatter if fed during their normal 'sleep time' |
(02-Sep-2009) Accounting for risk factors made no difference in disparity, researchers find |
(02-Sep-2009) Moms operated on before pregnancy had thinner children, study found |
(01-Sep-2009) Molecule in fat tissues spurs chronic inflammation that gives rise to disease, researchers say |
(01-Sep-2009) White men risk more aggressive tumors if pounds mount up in 20s, 30s, study finds |
(27-Aug-2009) But research on 'fatostatin' is still in early stages |
(26-Aug-2009) The obese and overweight have less neurological tissue, study finds |
(25-Aug-2009) Even if women were of normal weight, extra fat around abdomen raised the odds, study found |
(25-Aug-2009) 32 cases reported since orlistat came on market in 1999 |
(24-Aug-2009) Experts recommend far fewer teaspoons a day than average person now consumes |
(21-Aug-2009) Leads to poor prognosis in both blacks and whites after surgery, study finds |
(11-Aug-2009) Study found it reversed structural abnormalities seen among the obese |
(10-Aug-2009) Good diet, no smoking, regular exercise lower chronic disease risk by 80%, CDC study finds |
(07-Aug-2009) Less activity, 'comfort eating' might spur obesity, German study finds |
(31-Jul-2009) Expert urges additional programs, and coverage, for health effects |
(30-Jul-2009) Being in own home, day-care centers didn't increase weight, study found |
(29-Jul-2009) Discovery could lead to ways to increase energy-burning in body, fight obesity |
(29-Jul-2009) Death risk only 0.3 percent, chances of serious complications 4.3 percent |
(28-Jul-2009) HHS Secretary Sebelius says real change begins with America's kids |
(27-Jul-2009) Understanding the link may someday lead to a cure, studies suggest |
(27-Jul-2009) Only return to healthy behaviors will bring expenditures down, experts say |
(26-Jul-2009) Cholesterol-lowering drugs may help young hearts, but long-term use raises concerns |
(23-Jul-2009) CDC stats do show the epidemic might be slowing down among poor families |
(22-Jul-2009) Sensitization could be at play, nutrition expert says |
(21-Jul-2009) Those who ate right, exercised lowered chances of cardiovascular trouble |
(21-Jul-2009) Researchers may have found a way to curb hunger, rev up energy |
(17-Jul-2009) In study, patients lost weight faster and avoided vitamin B deficiency |
(16-Jul-2009) Two common supplements lower body fat, build muscle in obese older women with diabetes, researchers find |
(16-Jul-2009) Hispanics also show higher prevalence than whites, CDC researchers find |
(09-Jul-2009) Monkey study is best evidence yet that fewer daily calories boost lifespan |
(01-Jul-2009) Eight of 10 states with highest number of obese adults are in the South, report says |
(30-Jun-2009) Cumulative effect of that needs study, experts say |
(26-Jun-2009) Added risk is tied to red meat and dairy products, study finds |
(25-Jun-2009) Too often, they lack insurance or face roadblocks in getting the procedures, study finds |
(24-Jun-2009) Finding adds to the link between obesity and cancer, experts say |
(23-Jun-2009) Study points to yet another reason to maintain a healthy weight |
(23-Jun-2009) Study finds overweight, but not obesity, tied to longer lifespan |
(22-Jun-2009) Roux-en-Y gastric bypass linked to small increased chances of trouble, research shows |
(22-Jun-2009) Odds are 22 times higher for very overweight women, study finds |
(19-Jun-2009) Study refutes belief that living near fast-food joints makes children fat |
(18-Jun-2009) A possible precursor to diabetes and heart disease |
(15-Jun-2009) Complications may include wound infections, heart problems, new advisory says |
(11-Jun-2009) Combined diet, exercise and injection had best results in study |
(10-Jun-2009) Even non-obese people are at risk, researchers find |
(09-Jun-2009) Government report finds they have higher incidence of illness, fewer options for care |
(08-Jun-2009) Blacks get less shuteye than whites, more suffer from obesity, study finds |
(08-Jun-2009) Lifestyle plays key role, study confirms, and a new 'calculator' helps gauge risk |
(04-Jun-2009) Study runs counter to research that has suggested excess weight worsens disease |
(03-Jun-2009) Lifestyle changes have been shown to lower odds, even for those at higher risk |
(03-Jun-2009) Findings might someday help overweight humans, too, experts say |
(02-Jun-2009) Findings support recent changes to gestational weight gain guidelines |
(02-Jun-2009) Duodenal switch may be more effective than gastric bypass, researchers say |
(01-Jun-2009) More rigorous prep is needed for obese people, study finds |
(28-May-2009) New guidelines suggest adding no more than 20 pounds |
(26-May-2009) Ultrasound shows damage tied to rising odds for stroke, heart attack, researchers say |
(22-May-2009) Study finds, though, that disorder often goes undiagnosed |
(18-May-2009) With wealth and education come fewer chronic problems, study finds |
(18-May-2009) Still, it's best to lose that excess weight, review says |
(08-May-2009) With both problems on the rise, researchers call for more study |
(02-May-2009) Stress on muscle, bone behind severity of damage, longer recovery, study finds |
(29-Apr-2009) Once a survival tool, ability could be making people today fat, expert says |
(28-Apr-2009) As population ages, even small changes affect incidence, study finds |
(28-Apr-2009) Prevention efforts 'have run out of steam,' expert says |
(23-Apr-2009) U.S. researchers say assessing kin may identify those at risk for developing condition |
(23-Apr-2009) Stay away from white bread, other 'high-glycemic' carbs, researchers say |
(22-Apr-2009) Sustaining heavier people produces more greenhouse gases, researchers say |
(22-Apr-2009) As a woman's weight rises, so does risk of inaccurate reading, study shows |
(21-Apr-2009) Study finds these units of excellence no better, more costly, than other hospitals |
(20-Apr-2009) Researchers find white and black women share certain risks; other factors more distinctive |
(20-Apr-2009) But glucose-based beverages may not have same impact, study finds |
(08-Apr-2009) 'Brown' fat, previously unknown in adults, revs up calorie-burning, experts say |
(07-Apr-2009) Waist size important in women, not men, researchers report |
(06-Apr-2009) Obesity may alter nervous system, triggering the movement disorder, researchers say |
(06-Apr-2009) Prescriptions rose by more than 15 percent in 3 years, researchers say |
(06-Apr-2009) New research finds that need for instant gratification might play a part |
(05-Apr-2009) Experts say common denominator may be inflammation, suggest heart-healthy diet |
(03-Apr-2009) Behavioral problems, obesity more likely in kids who watch 2 hours-plus a day |
(02-Apr-2009) Cutting down on sodas, other sweet beverages may work better than eating less, study finds |
(30-Mar-2009) But they do boost fitness and are still valuable, study finds |
(30-Mar-2009) Harvard study suggests earliest intervention may reduce risk |
(26-Mar-2009) Low potassium level indicates poor nutrition, study finds |
(25-Mar-2009) Triple negative growths 3 times more likely regardless of age, weight, study finds |
(24-Mar-2009) But most do little to reduce risks of getting blood sugar disease, survey finds |
(23-Mar-2009) And those fats, called triglycerides, may contribute to heart risk, study says |
(20-Mar-2009) Massachusetts finding has troubling implications for public safety, experts say |
(19-Mar-2009) Discovery in mice could offer clues to effects of aging, experts say |
(18-Mar-2009) Study finds risk of disease recurrence, death nearly twice that of normal-weight patients |
(18-Mar-2009) Biggest risk factors were hypertension, obesity, study found |
(18-Mar-2009) It's similar to smoking when it comes to effect on longevity, researchers note |
(13-Mar-2009) Obesity boosts risk, but weight has no overall effect on progression, study says |
(13-Mar-2009) 'Diabesity' renders them more prone to heart attacks than their predecessors, researchers say |
(12-Mar-2009) Experts urge urban planners to heed study's finding and help fight obesity |
(11-Mar-2009) Study found they showed early signs of cardiovascular trouble |
(11-Mar-2009) It signals danger independently of stomach fat, researchers report |
(11-Mar-2009) Less than 6 hours of slumber per night heightened the odds, study found |
(10-Mar-2009) Expert urges people to modify lifestyle after reports find a connection |
(10-Mar-2009) Members dropped 5% of body weight and sustained it for 6 months, study finds |
(05-Mar-2009) Surge in anxiety-linked hormone worsens blood sugar level, researchers suggest |
(05-Mar-2009) Attitude could affect care patients might get, experts warn |
(03-Mar-2009) Drugs blocking this communication may offer therapeutic benefits, mouse study finds |
(03-Mar-2009) Study finds it alters levels of hormones, could raise risk of obesity, diabetes and heart disease |
(03-Mar-2009) Gastric bypass surgery can restore function for obese males, study finds |
(01-Mar-2009) As infant weights rise, parents are urged to take steps early to prevent obesity |
(25-Feb-2009) Men who were overweight youths are far more apt to die early, study finds |
(23-Feb-2009) Those without FTO gene stay slim without dieting or added exercise, German researchers say |
(20-Feb-2009) Public, private coalition hopes to meet weight-linked healthcare needs of 6.2 million kids |
(19-Feb-2009) CDC annual report on nation's health focuses on those aged 18 to 29 |
(18-Feb-2009) Diagnosis still comes later than for whites and survival is poorer, new report finds |
(16-Feb-2009) Metabolic syndrome may enhance sodium's effect on the body, study suggests |
(12-Feb-2009) Age and gender also affect chances of having debilitating headaches |
(10-Feb-2009) Doubling of rate in North Carolina may mimic rest of nation |
(10-Feb-2009) But researchers note risk is still small and pounds can be shed before conception |
(09-Feb-2009) Study found smokers, obese more likely to change when given bad news about health |
(04-Feb-2009) Workouts counter functional decline, could ward off osteoarthritis, study says |
(02-Feb-2009) Stress, mood affect cytokine regulators underlying resting habits, study says |
(30-Jan-2009) Hours of ads for greasy, sugary fare may be to blame, researchers say |
(29-Jan-2009) Suggestions to help your youngster cut down |
(28-Jan-2009) 13% of people over 20 now have the condition, while 30% are pre-diabetic, study finds |
(28-Jan-2009) Losing 8% of body weight almost halves the number of episodes, study finds |
(26-Jan-2009) Memory, thinking improved for those who ate less, study found |
(23-Jan-2009) Studies find three separate links with sleep apnea |
(22-Jan-2009) Study finds an association, but some experts are skeptical |
(20-Jan-2009) Gender differences might be explained by hormones and evolution, study finds |
(13-Jan-2009) Preventing obesity boosts blood vessel function even without weight loss, study says |
(09-Jan-2009) Survey found mismatch between perception, reality |
(09-Jan-2009) Adults gulping an average of 300 calories every day, study finds |
(08-Jan-2009) Treatment may reduce risk of cardiovascular disease |
(06-Jan-2009) Two drugs and a genetic variation are focus of promising studies |
(05-Jan-2009) Surgery could help them avoid long-term complications of blood sugar disease, scientists say |
(05-Jan-2009) Excess estrogen may contribute to malignancy, study suggests |
(30-Dec-2008) Yet simple lifestyle changes can make all the difference |
(30-Dec-2008) Finding may clarify the disease's connection to obesity |
(22-Dec-2008) Large study finds increased risk of heart failure |
(20-Dec-2008) But fear of social pressures can be overcome with honest approach to food, expert says |
(19-Dec-2008) The increase, while modest, was significant, study finds |
(18-Dec-2008) Finding suggests low-grade inflammation changes gland's structure |
(17-Dec-2008) Signaling through the melanocortin-4 receptor controls blood pressure, study shows |
(16-Dec-2008) But study shows it doesn't offset extra weight that often accompanies the condition |
(15-Dec-2008) Findings add to knowledge about appetite regulation among people |
(15-Dec-2008) Higher leptin levels play role in immune, inflammatory processes, study says |
(15-Dec-2008) Medical advances, not lifestyle changes, are source of the improvement, AHA says |
(14-Dec-2008) Should older people and those with diabetes have the weight-loss surgery? |
(13-Dec-2008) People lost significant weight; no side effects on heart seen, study says |
(11-Dec-2008) And those conditions take toll on the heart, study says |
(10-Dec-2008) Finding might yield new insights into eating disorders, experts say |
(10-Dec-2008) Weaker bones from poor diet, less exercise may be to blame, experts say |
(10-Dec-2008) Skipped meals, too much TV time end up harming kids, study finds |
(10-Dec-2008) Some are genetically driven to eat more calories, study suggests |
(07-Dec-2008) In the fight against obesity, Americans need to re-learn proper serving sizes for meals |
(05-Dec-2008) But effect for women not same, as study cites obesity as possible cause |
(04-Dec-2008) Tests in rats show treatment device could be used to treat obesity in humans |
(03-Dec-2008) After-school aerobics helped youngsters feel better mentally, physically, researchers say |
(03-Dec-2008) Dutch researchers made the connection after studying adults ages 70 to 79 |
(02-Dec-2008) Media in general is boosting rates of obesity, other woes, experts say |
(27-Nov-2008) Simple ways to enjoy the feast without overdoing it |
(26-Nov-2008) For rural women, it's cheaper and less time-consuming than in-person visits, study finds |
(26-Nov-2008) Study with rodents shows the molecules help regulate appetite |
(25-Nov-2008) It's the added pounds, not impaired detection, that's to blame, study concludes |
(20-Nov-2008) Study found hi-tech method improved compliance more than paper and pencil |
(19-Nov-2008) Traditional risk factors, such as obesity, are just as useful, studies find |
(18-Nov-2008) Combined, they produce more potent anti-disease effect in postmenopausal women, study says |
(18-Nov-2008) Weight-loss procedure may change fertility, nutritional needs, study suggests |
(14-Nov-2008) It's smart for athletes, not so smart for average gym-goer, studies show |
(14-Nov-2008) Trees, parks get inner city kids moving, study finds |
(14-Nov-2008) It may lead to permanent changes in the fetal brain, study says |
(13-Nov-2008) Only 12 servings out of hundreds had nutrients that didn't contain it, researchers say |
(12-Nov-2008) But too much abdominal fat poses a bigger threat, study finds |
(11-Nov-2008) Keeping physically active may help to tackle health threats, study says |
(11-Nov-2008) Tests showed their carotid artery walls as thick as that of a middle-aged person |
(11-Nov-2008) Researchers point to obesity epidemic in explaining the troubling trend |
(10-Nov-2008) Epidemic linked to hypertension, obesity, diabetes, study shows |
(10-Nov-2008) But researchers are working on new therapies to combat the problem |
(07-Nov-2008) Two factors increase risk 8-fold, researchers say |
(07-Nov-2008) In study, people put lost pounds back on regardless of the amount of fat they ate |
(07-Nov-2008) Study shows appetite suppressant fenfluramine may damage cardiac valves years later |
(06-Nov-2008) It's when blood sugar levels are rising, but disease can still be prevented, CDC says |
(05-Nov-2008) Having 4 or more of these 11 genotypes triples risk of disease, study funds |
(04-Nov-2008) Injections of apelin appear to be similar to insulin, study says |
(03-Nov-2008) Finding the right weight-loss program is essential |
(03-Nov-2008) Obesity and its complications driving the trend, researchers say |
(02-Nov-2008) Exercising 30 to 60 minutes a day may offer needed protection, experts say |
(31-Oct-2008) Findings could produce treatments to reduce cravings, expand calorie burn |
(31-Oct-2008) But benefits only apply to normal-weight women, study says |
(31-Oct-2008) It doubles the chances of having a heavy baby, study finds |
(30-Oct-2008) Study shows help with diet, tobacco use boosted employees' overall fitness |
(30-Oct-2008) The obesity epidemic is fueling the type 2 disease epidemic, officials say |
(29-Oct-2008) Obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease can all cloud symptoms, study says |
(28-Oct-2008) Stick with your diet |
(28-Oct-2008) Americans more fearful of shark bites than this common, potentially lethal disease, survey shows |
(24-Oct-2008) Some experts say the risks of losing and regaining weight may be overstated |
(23-Oct-2008) Sugary fare led to leptin resistance in rats that boosted obesity risk, study says |
(23-Oct-2008) Tesofensine could replace gastric bypass surgery for some patients, researchers say |
(22-Oct-2008) Availability of cheap foods, larger portions changes dining behavior, Japanese study says |
(17-Oct-2008) Experts offer guidance during hypertension meeting |
(16-Oct-2008) But regular exercise may condition cells to respond more efficiently, study says |
(16-Oct-2008) Certain DNA may cause people to eat more to get the same pleasure from food |
(13-Oct-2008) More people being treated for hypertension than ever before, study finds |
(10-Oct-2008) Finding suggests need for more careful screening for these patients, researcher says |
(09-Oct-2008) But tailored programs could ease fears, overcome self consciousness, study suggests |
(09-Oct-2008) U.S. government suggests weekly workouts can work |
(07-Oct-2008) Study with lab animals might one day lead to new weight control approach in people |
(06-Oct-2008) Snacks, drinks sold not helping fight against childhood obesity, researcher notes |
(06-Oct-2008) Heavy men with high output of the hormone had quadruple the death risk, study found |
(04-Oct-2008) Girls who read story with subtle message about health realized some benefits, study says |
(03-Oct-2008) Most effective programs include techniques to improve diet, exercise habits, study says |
(02-Oct-2008) Inhaled steroids were 40% less effective than they were in lean patients, study finds |
(02-Oct-2008) Researchers find brain pathway that's activated, increasing risk of obesity, diabetes |
(01-Oct-2008) Restricted eaters gained too much or too little, study finds |
(01-Oct-2008) Variant is tied to a fat hormone, adiponectin, study finds |
(26-Sep-2008) But weight loss can ease the pain, study shows |
(19-Sep-2008) Mouse study uncovers new class of hormones that could reverse obesity-related disease |
(16-Sep-2008) Minimally invasive procedure in pigs produced effect similar to bariatric surgery |
(12-Sep-2008) Study finds only limited gains from no-sale policies |
(12-Sep-2008) Studies show it works but cost, long-term effectiveness unclear |
(11-Sep-2008) They view intimidation as even greater problem than obesity itself, study says |
(09-Sep-2008) 12 years sooner for the most obese, new research finds |
(08-Sep-2008) Effect of mutation blunted in people with above-average activity scores, study finds |
(05-Sep-2008) Sufferers more likely to be hospitalized, have lower quality of life, study finds |
(05-Sep-2008) Study finds risk is greatest for those overweight or obese at age 45 |
(03-Sep-2008) Anxiety may prompt the children to eat unhealthy foods, study suggests |
(03-Sep-2008) But parents shouldn't worry, researchers say |
(31-Aug-2008) Mouse study shows genetic link to signals telling body when it's full, safe to mate |
(27-Aug-2008) More likely to make insulin-resistant proteins, study says |
(27-Aug-2008) Finding could lead to new drugs in fight against obesity, study says |
(22-Aug-2008) Obese patients with GERD may choose gastric bypass instead, experts say |
(20-Aug-2008) Findings offers hope of new treatments for severe obesity in humans |
(20-Aug-2008) Stimulation of brown globules helps burn calories, hints of new ways to treat obesity |
(19-Aug-2008) At least 20% of adults are obese in every state except Colorado |
(15-Aug-2008) In animal study, effect on those with metabolic syndrome was seen within days |
(14-Aug-2008) Altered sense of taste may result in preference for unhealthy foods, studies suggest |
(13-Aug-2008) Clumsiness at age 7, below-par motor skills at 11 linked to weight gain later, study says |
(12-Aug-2008) 2 in the morning helped adults lose 65% more weight, study finds |
(12-Aug-2008) And the improvements in blood sugar and blood pressure last, even if weight comes back |
(12-Aug-2008) Obesity, previous HRT, chemo also raised chances for those on endocrine treatment, study says |
(11-Aug-2008) Research with a brain chemical might lead to drug treatments for humans |
(11-Aug-2008) Not all overweight in metabolic danger, but waist size a factor even in the normal-weight |
(08-Aug-2008) Delayed diagnosis, less successful surgery, pair of studies finds |
(04-Aug-2008) And that can mean missed care, fading health, earlier death, experts say |
(04-Aug-2008) Even an hour's less rest linked to doubled chance of weight gain, study finds |
(29-Jul-2008) Older, densely populated areas get people moving, study finds |
(25-Jul-2008) Saturday can be toughest for those trying to drop pounds, study finds |
(24-Jul-2008) New molecular clock component ties all three together, researchers say |
(23-Jul-2008) Goal is to prevent progression to the full-blown disease and its huge costs |
(20-Jul-2008) It may seem just cosmetic, but condition can lead to more serious problems, doctor warns |
(17-Jul-2008) Within five years, $16 billion a year could be saved, report claims |
(17-Jul-2008) One-quarter of Americans report being obese, CDC report says |
(15-Jul-2008) By age 15, amount of daily exercise drops by about two-thirds, study finds |
(09-Jul-2008) Teen girls likely to be heavier if they spend a lot of time on the Internet, study shows |
(09-Jul-2008) Both conditions cause significant decrease in body's ability to repair sperm DNA, studies find |
(08-Jul-2008) Logging intake makes you think about what you eat, study finds |
(08-Jul-2008) Impact has yet to be felt, since type 2 course may take 10 years to show, study says |
(08-Jul-2008) Higher levels of fetuin-A were linked to later disease development, study found |
(07-Jul-2008) Parents should be aware of small risk for those not on meds, expert says |
(07-Jul-2008) Major study suggests slimming down, quitting smoking would boost average life span by 1.3 years |
(07-Jul-2008) Children as young as 2 should be tested for high cholesterol, group says |
(07-Jul-2008) Lack of breast-feeding and early introduction of solid foods may be to blame, study says |
(30-Jun-2008) Rats fed junk food had higher cholesterol, blood fats into adulthood, British study finds |
(30-Jun-2008) As many as 6 million U.S. youngsters have the condition, researchers warn |
(27-Jun-2008) Study finds patients twice as likely to care for themselves, saves money in long run |
(19-Jun-2008) Certain DNA raises the odds of this cluster of heart risk factors, experts say |
(19-Jun-2008) It led to almost 40-pound reduction among sedentary, obese women, study found |
(16-Jun-2008) Seasonings and sweeteners called 'tastants' help you feel full, study suggests |
(16-Jun-2008) Study also suggests strong association between chilhood overweight and higher readings |
(15-Jun-2008) Fasting blood glucose test less reliable than glucose stress test in detecting prediabetes |
(12-Jun-2008) Less daytime napping, fewer complaints of insomnia predicted a healthier life, study finds |
(11-Jun-2008) Study says it should be considered in those with history of snoring, apnea |
(11-Jun-2008) 'Addicted' cells provide early diagnosis; diet could affect changes, study says |
(04-Jun-2008) How you eat counts, study says, but nervous system also dictates weight gain, loss |
(04-Jun-2008) But this protection breaks down when obesity sets in, study finds |
(03-Jun-2008) No weight gain seen among those who drink 100% juice, but not all experts agree with findings |
(02-Jun-2008) Consumption of such drinks now make up to 15% of their daily calories, study finds |
(27-May-2008) But experts note that many American kids are still too heavy |
(23-May-2008) Those with BMI of 35 or more 10.5 times more likely to experience complications |
(23-May-2008) Finding could help research into soaring obesity, diabetes rates, study says |
(23-May-2008) Among people at high risk, healthy eating and exercise can delay disease, researchers say |
(22-May-2008) Stick with your eating plan |
(22-May-2008) Researchers analyze different proteins in progression of risk factors as subjects aged |
(22-May-2008) The 'good bacteria' also boost gastrointestinal functioning, study found |
(21-May-2008) But increased cardiovascular risk less certain, researchers find |
(19-May-2008) Nashville, St. Louis, and Detroit bring up the rear, survey says |
(18-May-2008) They experience higher heart rates and more demand for oxygen, study found |
(12-May-2008) Study finds signs of trouble show up even when statins, blood pressure meds are used |
(07-May-2008) Study finds those given injections of ghrelin showed activity in brain's reward centers |
(06-May-2008) Blood chemicals in overweight participants were key predictors of organ failure, study says |
(01-May-2008) Heaviest lose ability to inhale as deeply or exhale as fully as normal weight individuals |
(29-Apr-2008) But without losing pounds, activity alone unlikely to reverse dangers for overweight |
(28-Apr-2008) Discomfort appears to decline along with weight, study finds |
(27-Apr-2008) Meds they take, changes in biological clock put many at risk for serious disease |
(25-Apr-2008) Efforts that fueled recent declines have hit a plateau, report says |
(21-Apr-2008) This, despite research that says proper diet and exercise can keep disease from recurring |
(19-Apr-2008) Don't eat for 2, because complications increase with excess weight |
(18-Apr-2008) Mouse study concludes weight gain is an early symptom, not a direct cause |
(08-Apr-2008) And some parents may unsuspectingly contribute to their child's sleep problems, researchers say |
(07-Apr-2008) Personal sets interfere with family time, grades and nutrition, study finds |
(06-Apr-2008) Research shows weight gain during first year at college far less than thought |
(03-Apr-2008) Genetic ties suspected between father's, but not mother's, weight and elevated enzymes |
(02-Apr-2008) Study finds the extra health-care costs strain the system |
(01-Apr-2008) Hope is that Acomplia might help fight coronary disease |
(01-Apr-2008) Many have high percentages of body fat, leaving them prone to heart disease, diabetes |
(26-Mar-2008) Potbellies in midlife may flood brain with toxic substances, researcher says |
(25-Mar-2008) Even more than income, where people live determines who goes out to play, study finds |
(24-Mar-2008) Study finds they're not getting needed screenings for breast and cervical tumors |
(21-Mar-2008) But it's not too late to protect yourself and your family, experts say |
(18-Mar-2008) Insulin levels hike very fast when daily physical activity declines, Danish study found. |
(17-Mar-2008) Researchers study factors in success of bariatric procedure |
(16-Mar-2008) Not enough slumber can contribute to weight gain, experts say |
(14-Mar-2008) Study found those who gained weight rapidly, were African-American were much more likely to suffer relapses |
(14-Mar-2008) Study focused on locally advanced breast cancer and inflammatory breast cancer |
(12-Mar-2008) Kids in program ate less junk food, more fruits and vegetables |
(12-Mar-2008) Weight-loss drug not approved in U.S. may block brain receptor among some users |
(12-Mar-2008) Girls in poor neighborhoods most likely to watch TVs or computers, study finds |
(11-Mar-2008) Interactive Web sites may also help, at least for a while, study finds |
(07-Mar-2008) Findings may explain why breast-fed infants less likely to be overweight later |
(04-Mar-2008) Finding offers hope for curbing pediatric obesity epidemic in U.S. |
(03-Mar-2008) Study says breathing-related problems more likely in the overweight |
(03-Mar-2008) Teens who start the day with a healthful meal tend to stay trimmer, study suggests |
(29-Feb-2008) Increased dietary intake of these refined compounds mirrors growth of disease, study says |
(21-Feb-2008) Study found overload of commercials aimed at children on Spanish-language stations |
(20-Feb-2008) Study finds both went up simultaneously in recent decades |
(15-Feb-2008) British study details differences between genders, ethnic groups |
(11-Feb-2008) Those who could benefit most have the poorest eating habits |
(11-Feb-2008) Saccharin tricked body, slowed down metabolism in rats |
(08-Feb-2008) Most patients were still eating poorly one year later, study found |
(05-Feb-2008) New research suggests brains of heavy individuals may be wired differently |
(30-Jan-2008) It brought back vivid, 30-year-old memories for patient, researchers say |
(24-Jan-2008) The device helps them set, meet goals, study suggests |
(22-Jan-2008) It helps patients shed more pounds than dieting and exercise do, study shows |
(22-Jan-2008) But childhood obesity epidemic could undo gains, heart association says |
(21-Jan-2008) But fast food is no friend of the waistline, new study finds |
(14-Jan-2008) Those 40 to 65 twice as likely to find either symptom fuels the other, study suggests |
(08-Jan-2008) But adverse effects include gastrointestinal problems, anxiety |
(07-Jan-2008) Pushing child to eat more or less food had same effect on weight at age 2, study says |
(05-Jan-2008) Tips on getting healthy without heading to the gym |
(02-Jan-2008) Older men can lose body fat, but treatment won't boost strength or mental powers, study finds |
(01-Jan-2008) Kids' sleep patterns also vary by season, day, researchers report |
(31-Dec-2007) Find an exercise that you love and seek out support from friends, experts advise |
(26-Dec-2007) Outdoor spaces and lots of portable toys get kids moving, researchers say |
(21-Dec-2007) Servings rose from 3 to 4 per day after service was added to lunchroom, study found |
(21-Dec-2007) In some cases, people with a BMI under 40 might even benefit more, study suggests |
(18-Dec-2007) But cardiovascular disease remains America's No. 1 killer, AHA says |
(17-Dec-2007) Newly discovered genes and their proteins could be targets for weight-loss therapies, scientists say |
(17-Dec-2007) Just a 30-minute walk most days reduces threat, even without diet changes, study finds |
(14-Dec-2007) 8 end-stage kidney failure patients used the device for up to 8 hours, researchers say |
(12-Dec-2007) Study found fat mice had harder time fighting gum disease |
(07-Dec-2007) Studies find effects on breast, prostate and colorectal tumors |
(05-Dec-2007) Experts warn of surge in cardiovascular troubles by 2035 |
(04-Dec-2007) Fatty, high-calorie foods aren't the only contributors |
(04-Dec-2007) People in good shape tend to outlive folks who aren't, study finds |
(02-Dec-2007) Smart choices, even chewing gum, can help keep extra pounds at bay, expert says |
(30-Nov-2007) The national partnership wants to create a healthier America |
(28-Nov-2007) But more than a third of Americans still weigh much too much, study finds |
(27-Nov-2007) Patients over 450 pounds are often too large for equipment, study finds |
(08-Nov-2007) Eat-healthy programs work, but kids gain back pounds during holidays, study finds |
(07-Nov-2007) Obesity linked to a range of tumor types, studies find |
(06-Nov-2007) Other research supports moderate drinking, fasting for cardio health |
(06-Nov-2007) More obesity, diabetes and high blood pressure are driving the trend, study says |
(06-Nov-2007) But some extra weight may not lead to cardiovascular disease and cancer, research finds |
(05-Nov-2007) Just 45 minutes more shut-eye a night might make a difference, study finds |
(05-Nov-2007) Children as young as 7 show signs of cardiovascular risk factors, study finds |
(04-Nov-2007) The condition, which is symptomless, can lead to heart attack and stroke |
(31-Oct-2007) Report says exercise and diet can lower chances of malignancies |
(30-Oct-2007) It's linked to obesity, which then triggers hypertension, study suggests |
(26-Oct-2007) What to do |
(26-Oct-2007) It boosts the mind and the body, study shows |
(25-Oct-2007) Fewer dopamine receptors on cells could prompt overeating, study suggests |
(24-Oct-2007) Early signs of cardiovascular disease are there, researchers say |
(22-Oct-2007) About a quarter of the world's adults are obese, study finds |
(22-Oct-2007) Higher estrogen levels believed to contribute to disease |
(19-Oct-2007) But more is needed to improve nutrition and physical activity, report says |
(17-Oct-2007) DNA-based brain chemical changes mean more food is needed, study suggests |
(15-Oct-2007) A fifth of patients need to work through mental problems beforehand, study finds |
(15-Oct-2007) More than 6% of patients die within 5 years, but certain factors can boost outcomes |
(11-Oct-2007) Very overweight people face 6 times the odds, study finds |
(10-Oct-2007) It does so outside of normal diabetes risk factors, such as obesity, study finds |
(09-Oct-2007) Effect does wane over time, study finds |
(08-Oct-2007) C-reactive protein raises odds of age-related macular degeneration, experts say |
(04-Oct-2007) 22 new centers now added, first participants set to join next year, officials say |
(02-Oct-2007) Americans outspend Europeans when it comes to chronic disease care, study finds |
(28-Sep-2007) A 6-month diet restored normal blood pressure, study finds |
(27-Sep-2007) 'AGEs' are produced in fatty foods at high heat, experts say |
(26-Sep-2007) Study finds no link, but these foods do fight other health woes, experts say |
(25-Sep-2007) Chronic high blood sugar is leading cause of adult-onset blindness, experts note |
(25-Sep-2007) Studies find it's tougher than ever for youngsters to stay healthy |
(24-Sep-2007) They say they've lowered the fat, kept the crispiness |
(21-Sep-2007) Switching to low-glycemic carbs prevents the lethal illness, study finds |
(21-Sep-2007) Patient needs may dictate which combo of drugs plus insulin works best, researchers say |
(20-Sep-2007) It may take decades to reverse the health threats, experts say |
(19-Sep-2007) It is tied to increased Alzheimer's risk, however, researchers say |
(17-Sep-2007) Exercise is always good, but combining two approaches brings better results, study finds |
(17-Sep-2007) Menus are changing nationwide as customer, regulatory pressures mount |
(12-Sep-2007) Routine helps teens make better food choices as adults, study finds |
(12-Sep-2007) It raises risks even if blood pressure, cholesterol factored out, study finds |
(11-Sep-2007) It typically precedes their hospitalization, study finds |
(09-Sep-2007) Fatty meal has immediate, negative effect on heart health, research shows |
(28-Aug-2007) Increased chances of being overweight, obese by age 7 were virtually erased, study finds |
(27-Aug-2007) New findings show no state posted a decline in adult rates last year |
(24-Aug-2007) Teasing, health woes may contribute, researchers say |
(24-Aug-2007) But experts say more study is needed to confirm any danger |
(24-Aug-2007) Each condition encourages the other, study finds |
(24-Aug-2007) Mouse study suggests that where the fat is stored is key |
(23-Aug-2007) Helping children slim down may mean helping parents, study finds |
(22-Aug-2007) Studies support expanded use of gastric bypass, banding, experts say |
(21-Aug-2007) Ad-36 bug pushes stem cells to become fat cells, study finds |
(21-Aug-2007) About three-quarters of cases went unnoticed, study found |
(17-Aug-2007) Suggestions to get you started |
(16-Aug-2007) It can spur parathyroid disorder and heart woes, study finds |
(16-Aug-2007) Obesity, tobacco cause half of all cancers, presidential panel says |
(14-Aug-2007) Learning about saturated fat improved children's cholesterol, study found |
(14-Aug-2007) Education efforts may be working for blacks, Hispanics, U.S. study finds |
(14-Aug-2007) From angina to severe heart attacks, the death rate is higher than for non-diabetics |
(07-Aug-2007) Problems range from heart defects to missing limbs, study finds |
(20-Jul-2007) Researchers find out how the diets seem to reduce appetite, weight |
(15-Jul-2007) You don't have to run marathons to get healthy, experts say |
(12-Jul-2007) This type of fat around organs boosts health risks, researchers say |
(11-Jul-2007) Early study in rats suggests rimonabant works though the liver |
(11-Jul-2007) It's a missed opportunity for fitness, researchers say |
(05-Jul-2007) Body image worries a stronger motivator for whites, study finds |
(03-Jul-2007) Survey finds more than a quarter wait 'as long as possible' before seeking help |
(03-Jul-2007) Frequent meetings, cutting calories helps, study finds |
(29-Jun-2007) Stay away from white breads and processed baked goods, experts advise |
(28-Jun-2007) They can help set kids on path to cardiovascular health, heart experts say |
(26-Jun-2007) Marked up plates and bowls led to 5% weight loss and cut need for medication |
(26-Jun-2007) Diabetes, asthma will follow American kids as they age, experts warn |
(25-Jun-2007) Chemical in lizard's saliva helps diabetics drop pounds, study finds |
(25-Jun-2007) Fruit-flavored drinks, sodas between meals are a big culprit, study finds |
(24-Jun-2007) The finding is no reason for them to become obese, however, researchers add |
(24-Jun-2007) As cases increase, so will accompanying health problems, experts predict |
(23-Jun-2007) Switching to beverages with glucose might be preferable, experts say |
(20-Jun-2007) But being overweight boosts odds for an attack in the first place, experts warn |
(19-Jun-2007) Mice without interleukin-18 quickly got fat, study found |
(18-Jun-2007) Study finds no difference in post-op complications or death based on age, Medicare status |
(18-Jun-2007) These early blood sugar trends can be lethal, study finds |
(14-Jun-2007) Concern about suicidal thoughts cited by agency advisers |
(14-Jun-2007) Oprah show revelations sparked a study into the phenomenon |
(11-Jun-2007) It boosts heart disease risk as well, new research shows |
(08-Jun-2007) Fruits, veggies, grains curb appetite, help shed pounds, study finds |
(05-Jun-2007) Missing meals is a bad idea, AARP says |
(28-May-2007) NIH to determine if surgical option is appropriate for overweight youngsters |
(25-May-2007) Doctors need to use more aggressive measures to treat, prevent disease, experts say |
(23-May-2007) They're 52% more likely to have serious, ongoing symptoms, study finds |
(22-May-2007) Elderly fared better if they'd been trim at 25, 50 years of age, study found |
(17-May-2007) Many may feel embarrassed at getting weighed or examined, expert says |
(17-May-2007) Office staff burn off extra calories while working on computers |
(14-May-2007) The nutrient magnesium may also offer protective effects, German study says |
(13-May-2007) But the new tool might be too cumbersome for some doctors, one expert says |
(09-May-2007) Eating slowly in smaller portions may not curb overeating, study finds |
(09-May-2007) But more than half of children drink no juice at all, researchers say |
(08-May-2007) Surveys find most failing to measure patients' body weight |
(05-May-2007) Study authors lay the blame on the obesity epidemic |
(30-Apr-2007) Leptin may enhance tumor growth, mouse study shows |
(30-Apr-2007) It revs up metabolism much like exercise, researchers say |
(25-Apr-2007) Guidelines encourage nutritious foods, drinks to help combat obesity epidemic |
(24-Apr-2007) Prompted a 134 percent increase in amount of food eaten by obese children |
(23-Apr-2007) Overweight takes big toll on employers' bottom line, study shows |
(23-Apr-2007) Poor mood may lead to less exercise, worsening diet, researchers suspect |
(22-Apr-2007) ADA's 'CheckUp America' program launches this week |
(20-Apr-2007) Weight gain, hypertension quickly damage arteries, study shows |
(16-Apr-2007) A South Korean study suggests a link, but some U.S. doctors are skeptical |
(12-Apr-2007) Finding could lead to new avenues of treatment, researchers say |
(10-Apr-2007) Study finds this group grew by 50% from 2000 to 2005 |
(09-Apr-2007) Watching while eating negates potential nutritional benefits, study finds |
(05-Apr-2007) Overweight, obese individuals had 50% higher odds for the disease, study found |
(28-Mar-2007) Overweight diabetics 83% more likely to get the brain disease, study found |
(27-Mar-2007) Controlling these two factors should lower disease rates, experts say |
(27-Mar-2007) Fast-food component is even more dangerous than suspected, study finds |
(26-Mar-2007) Two-thirds of diabetics will die from heart attack or stroke, researchers warn |
(21-Mar-2007) British study shows exercise directly tied to amounts of fat measureable in kids |
(15-Mar-2007) More research is needed, experts say, especially when it comes to gender differences |
(15-Mar-2007) Study suggests exposure to phthalates linked to abdominal fat, insulin resistance in men |
(14-Mar-2007) Suggestions to keep him healthy |
(13-Mar-2007) Study suggests they suffer more from these attacks than leaner patients |
(12-Mar-2007) Post-op thiamine deficiency can trigger rare but serious brain condition, experts warn |
(08-Mar-2007) Changes in diet, society are boosting heart disease risk, study finds |
(08-Mar-2007) More needs to be done to encourage exercise, healthy eating, CDC report says |
(07-Mar-2007) Study with mice could pave way to new drug therapies, researchers say |
(06-Mar-2007) The numbers are still small, but experts say the procedure can be beneficial |
(06-Mar-2007) But yearlong study can't predict high-fat plan's long-term safety, experts warn |
(05-Mar-2007) Study finds that those depressed are 50% more likely to die or be hospitalized for the condition |
(05-Mar-2007) Breast development at 9 linked to weight gain in younger years, study finds |
(02-Mar-2007) Contrary to popular wisdom, they develop signs of heart disease earlier than white women |
(01-Mar-2007) Finding suggests adult heart disease may have roots in childhood |
(01-Mar-2007) Canadian survey finds 2005 rates surpassed levels predicted for 2030 |
(28-Feb-2007) Study of 3-year-olds found diets got worse as viewing time rose |
(28-Feb-2007) It's during summer vacation when many put on too much weight, study finds |
(27-Feb-2007) More precise estimates of deep fat can help predict their risk for disease |
(26-Feb-2007) Rat study suggests they also lower cholesterol, help prevent diabetes |
(15-Feb-2007) Study in children finds 'social facilitation' overrides normal appetite |
(12-Feb-2007) A histamine in many of these meds may be to blame, researchers say |
(10-Feb-2007) And all that extra fat can spur disease, researchers say |
(07-Feb-2007) Children who get more rest less prone to weight problems, study finds |
(07-Feb-2007) Clomiphene delivers more pregnancies for women with polycystic ovary syndrome, study finds |
(07-Feb-2007) A lower-dose version of adult weight-loss aid |
(05-Feb-2007) So programs to get kids more active can't rely on cutting television time, study says |
(02-Feb-2007) Their organs survive damage similar to heart attack, Alzheimer's, scientists say |
(01-Feb-2007) The compulsive behavior is widespread and helps drive obesity epidemic, experts say |
(26-Jan-2007) The weight-loss procedure is currently only approved for adults in the U.S. |
(26-Jan-2007) Lack of exercise ups the risk for the disease, study finds |
(24-Jan-2007) And that might leave you susceptible to weight gain, study suggests |
(23-Jan-2007) The syndrome includes factors such as obesity and high blood pressure |
(17-Jan-2007) It's a good indicator of a healthy body weight |
(17-Jan-2007) Mutations change activity of 'fat hormone' leptin, researchers say |
(13-Jan-2007) It can actually help you lose weight |
(11-Jan-2007) Not a remedy for overweight people, FDA warns |
(09-Jan-2007) Smoking, obesity among modifiable factors linked to age-related macular degeneration |
(08-Jan-2007) Study finds annual health-care costs average $172 more for obese kids |
(08-Jan-2007) Report urges interventions before the age of 9 or 10 |
(08-Jan-2007) The heavier the man, the greater the threat, study finds |
(05-Jan-2007) It says long-term reviews are needed to assess their benefits and risks |
(01-Jan-2007) Experts offer tips on keeping that get-fit resolution |
(31-Dec-2006) Real change could involve a mental checklist, experts say |
(30-Dec-2006) Expert offers three key steps to achieving goals |
(29-Dec-2006) Media spots moved youngsters toward healthy exercise, CDC team say |
(29-Dec-2006) Study finds those with children in the home consume more saturated fat |
(28-Dec-2006) Latest U.S. statistics suggest obesity, smoking are largely to blame |
(28-Dec-2006) But incentives like employer tax breaks may not be enough, experts say |
(28-Dec-2006) And Latino children face greater risk than blacks or whites, study finds |
(20-Dec-2006) Finding could lead to new weight-loss treatments, study suggests |
(17-Dec-2006) Smaller portions are key to healthy indulgence, expert says |
(15-Dec-2006) Overweight blacks much more likely to consider their weight 'average,' study finds |
(15-Dec-2006) The smarter they are, the more likely they'll shun meat as adults, British researchers contend |
(12-Dec-2006) Which should you choose? |
(08-Dec-2006) Possible complications to consider |
(06-Dec-2006) The bigger the waist size, the higher the odds for kidney woes, study found |
(05-Dec-2006) Excess of up to 165 calories day --about a can of soda -- creates 'energy gap,' leading to overweight |
(04-Dec-2006) An onsite McDonald's at a kids' hospital had patients rating the meals as healthier |
(04-Dec-2006) TV, print, Web ads push bad food, alcohol and cigarettes, pediatrics group warns |
(03-Dec-2006) The obesity epidemic is leading more people to develop type 1 and type 2 disease |
(01-Dec-2006) Metformin may allow children to stay healthy mentally and physically, study finds |
(28-Nov-2006) Regular exercise will bring most trouble-free slumber, experts say |
(28-Nov-2006) The most dramatic 'weight cycling' boosted odds by 76 percent, study found |
(28-Nov-2006) But overweight is linked to other health woes, experts warn |
(23-Nov-2006) How to serve the traditional feast without a portion of guilt |
(22-Nov-2006) Expert offers hosts, guests help on avoiding holiday weight-gain |
(21-Nov-2006) Calories in fruit juice, soda add up |
(16-Nov-2006) Increasingly, young people are suffering from the obesity-linked illness |
(12-Nov-2006) Fatty diets, lack of exercise are boosting children's heart risks, study shows |
(10-Nov-2006) Risk kicks in before glucose reaches diabetic levels, experts note |
(03-Nov-2006) But a push from parents is crucial to keeping kids healthy, experts say |
(03-Nov-2006) Suggestions to avoid a life-long problem |
(03-Nov-2006) 'Universal' programs boost kids' nutrition, research suggests |
(27-Oct-2006) Spanish study finds overweight boosts risk fivefold for hormonal condition |
(27-Oct-2006) Yet-to-be-approved rimonabant kept blood sugar in check, study found |
(25-Oct-2006) Apparent lung disease may mask other problems, study finds |
(19-Oct-2006) Less exercise, plus hormonal changes, could be to blame, researcher says |
(18-Oct-2006) Workouts probably won't work on their own, researchers say |
(17-Oct-2006) Other risk factors include more severe disease, concurrent surgeries, study finds |
(15-Oct-2006) Study found some lost a pound a month |
(10-Oct-2006) Doctors advise the very overweight to shed pounds beforehand |
(10-Oct-2006) Study links added pounds to slightly poorer cognition |
(10-Oct-2006) Younger patients with more severe disease face highest odds, study finds |
(09-Oct-2006) Higher BMI suggests fat decreases amount of circulating PSA, study finds |
(06-Oct-2006) Puts a strain on the muscles |
(05-Oct-2006) British study suggests diet and other changes are needed, too |
(03-Oct-2006) Diet and exercise still the best prescription for dropping pounds |
(03-Oct-2006) Early study in mice shows it cut weight gain in half |
(02-Oct-2006) Study tracks stomach-to-brain nerve signals in obese people |
(02-Oct-2006) Other research suggests TV food ads boost kids' obesity risk |
(02-Oct-2006) Researchers renew call for more physical activity to keep children healthy |
(01-Oct-2006) An illness typical in patients over 50 is now being seen in those in their 20s, experts say |
(29-Sep-2006) Contrave users lost 7 percent of weight in 6 months, study found |
(29-Sep-2006) Even women not considered overweight are vulnerable to problems, study finds |
(28-Sep-2006) It helps prevent a common hernia linked to the procedure |
(27-Sep-2006) Survey suggests specialized regimens are falling out of favor |
(25-Sep-2006) Being overweight may not always predict poor health outcomes, study finds |
(18-Sep-2006) But experts question its potential for humans |
(17-Sep-2006) A few 10-minute strolls are even healthier than one long walk, study shows |
(15-Sep-2006) Avandia cut odds for those at high risk while Altace did not, study finds |
(13-Sep-2006) A measure of your weight-to-height ratio |
(13-Sep-2006) Report calls for concerted push, from U.S. government to individual families |
(08-Sep-2006) Eat fruits and veggies, avoid too much sugar and fat |
(05-Sep-2006) Animal studies illuminate mechanism that boosts hormone controlling weight |
(05-Sep-2006) Overweight youngsters usually become overweight adolescents, study finds |
(29-Aug-2006) Two-thirds of Americans now at risk of diseases like diabetes, heart disease, report finds |
(28-Aug-2006) It may also boost risk for tumor recurrence, study finds |
(25-Aug-2006) Finding may explain their higher complication, death rates, experts say |
(23-Aug-2006) Study found risk was two to three times greater than in normal-weight people |
(22-Aug-2006) One expert blames this regimen for epidemic of overweight |
(22-Aug-2006) Whether damage is permanent or reversible needs further investigation, study says |
(22-Aug-2006) Spending soars as more people join up with diabetes, heart disease, experts say |
(18-Aug-2006) New data suggests BMI can't distinguish between fat, muscle |
(17-Aug-2006) AHA calls on schools, states to lead fight against obesity |
(16-Aug-2006) Remember to be realistic |
(09-Aug-2006) They're 59 percent more likely to be overweight now than in 1980, study finds |
(08-Aug-2006) In very obese patients, it led to longer procedures and more post-op complications |
(01-Aug-2006) Scientists gain insight into how your brain knows when to tell you to eat |
(31-Jul-2006) Researchers say rats lost 20% to 30% of their body weight while eating normally |
(26-Jul-2006) Study finding may help keep diets healthy, experts say |
(25-Jul-2006) In study, people ate more when using larger spoons, bowls |
(25-Jul-2006) As Americans get larger, ultrasounds, X-rays get fuzzier, experts say |
(24-Jul-2006) But one expert says these statistics are outdated, because new procedures make surgery safer and less invasive |
(21-Jul-2006) But poor access to care means newcomers' health soon suffers, report finds |
(20-Jul-2006) Finding could pave way for new, safer diet drugs, researchers say |
(19-Jul-2006) Study finds big heart benefits for folks 40 and older |
(18-Jul-2006) But some weight-loss experts say the trial was too short and lacked enough patients |
(17-Jul-2006) But diet pill, not yet approved for children, works for teens, researchers report |
(15-Jul-2006) Constant dieting can be harmful to your health and even promote obesity, experts say |
(13-Jul-2006) But anxiety drives all to sugary, fatty foods, study finds |
(12-Jul-2006) Study shows marked difference between Americans and leaner Norwegian patients |
(07-Jul-2006) That's nearly double the average gain previously reported, researchers say |
(07-Jul-2006) Very obese, hypertensive males at greatest danger of fatal complications, experts say |
(07-Jul-2006) Returning from kidney failure and transplant, NBA star pushes for early detection |
(07-Jul-2006) Hormonal variations contribute to weight gain, researchers believe |
(06-Jul-2006) They do more than strengthen bones for this age group, study suggests |
(05-Jul-2006) Extreme obesity, especially, is linked to more illness and death, study finds |
(26-Jun-2006) Finding may help doctors identify those in need of more aggressive therapy, study says |
(22-Jun-2006) Being obese may exacerbate headaches, experts say |
(19-Jun-2006) Obesity is to blame and consequences could overwhelm U.S. health-care system, experts say |
(15-Jun-2006) A lack of absorbed vitamin A is the link, researchers say |
(13-Jun-2006) 35 percent of heavy 18-year-old women will develop the disease, study finds |
(13-Jun-2006) Diets rich in these fats quickly widen waistlines, monkey study shows |
(11-Jun-2006) American Diabetes Association warns 62 million could die in next 30 years |
(10-Jun-2006) Experts predict that 350 million could be diabetic by 2026 |
(06-Jun-2006) Study questions the clean-your-plate-or-else approach |
(06-Jun-2006) Even after adjusting for socioeconomic factors, study finds them at higher risk |
(31-May-2006) Finding could lead to treatments for problems like sleep disorders and obesity |
(26-May-2006) And nearly 30% of diabetics remain undiagnosed, study finds |
(25-May-2006) Food intake doesn't explain extra girth, study finds |
(23-May-2006) Sweetened beverages, inactivity and skipping breakfast cited as major factors |
(22-May-2006) And many underestimate their own weight, experts say |
(21-May-2006) Effort boosted daily exercise for fourth- and fifth-graders |
(19-May-2006) Left unchecked, blood pressure rises 7 percent per year, study finds |
(17-May-2006) Academic medical centers have less than a 1 percent post-surgery death rate, study finds |
(16-May-2006) Study finds working mothers keep the weight off better than stay-at-home moms |
(15-May-2006) How to know if you're a candidate |
(14-May-2006) It's an overlooked barrier to helping children get healthier, study finds |
(12-May-2006) Blacks most at risk for this unhealthy combination, study finds |
(04-May-2006) High self-esteem and healthy eating habits keep obesity away, experts say |
(04-May-2006) A scissors-like enzyme gives fat cells the room they need to grow |
(04-May-2006) Kids don't outgrow 'baby fat,' researchers report |
(03-May-2006) But more needs to be done to combat childhood obesity epidemic, experts say |
(02-May-2006) Study finds gap despite higher U.S. incomes, more money spent on health care |
(01-May-2006) Curbing obesity can help avert a public health crisis, experts say |
(28-Apr-2006) Battling the 'metabolic syndrome' on multiple fronts works, they say |
(21-Apr-2006) The treatment is gaining in popularity, but its safety and effectiveness are unknown |
(21-Apr-2006) Variant found in 1 in 20 people lowers blood fats, study finds |
(20-Apr-2006) New study confirms suspicions that it's a major factor in troubling trend |
(18-Apr-2006) It helps burn fat cells and lower appetite, researchers say |
(13-Apr-2006) The trait is found in 10 percent of people, study says |
(10-Apr-2006) Findings don't bode well for an aging and increasingly obese population |
(07-Apr-2006) Experts blame two-fold jump in 4 years on rise in child obesity |
(06-Apr-2006) It can triple the threat of the brain disease, study suggests |
(05-Apr-2006) Tobacco use ebbs to lowest point in decades, but challenges still remain, report finds |
(04-Apr-2006) Report shows some improvement, but it's far from enough |
(04-Apr-2006) They often label themselves normal-weight or slightly overweight, study finds |
(04-Apr-2006) Women with high amounts of this fat breathed less easily during exercise |
(04-Apr-2006) Physical activity helps ward off bad behaviors, study shows |
(04-Apr-2006) Big weight gains noted among men, children since 2000, studies find |
(03-Apr-2006) Study uncovers dangerous shortfall as children's weight rises |
(31-Mar-2006) Skipping breakfast, smoking among the unhealthiest methods they use, study finds |
(22-Mar-2006) Age and type of surgery seem to be the key factors, study finds |
(20-Mar-2006) Two-thirds of obese diabetics call overweight 'ideal' for health, study found |
(16-Mar-2006) Researchers report case of obese dieter who developed dangerous condition |
(15-Mar-2006) Heavier women with high levels of hormone more likely to have condition, study says |
(09-Mar-2006) Neither will an earlier shift to solid foods, new research suggests |
(07-Mar-2006) Study finds the overweight benefit more from specific medication |
(07-Mar-2006) Switching from high-calorie beverages makes big difference, study suggests |
(07-Mar-2006) Finding could spur new treatments for obesity-related heart failure |
(05-Mar-2006) Fear of crime curbs healthy physical activity, study finds |
(04-Mar-2006) Overweight teens shed an average six pounds over 12 weeks, researchers say |
(03-Mar-2006) Growing epidemic threatens America's health, study finds |
(03-Mar-2006) Middle-aged women can benefit from just two sessions per week, study shows |
(02-Mar-2006) Doctors use novel approaches to help patients shed excess pounds |
(01-Mar-2006) Physical factors may combine to increase sensitivity, researchers say |
(01-Mar-2006) A little extra weight may act as padding, study finds -- but only for men |
(27-Feb-2006) Dark variety seems to lower older men's risk of death, study finds |
(24-Feb-2006) The more soft drinks they consumed, the less calcium they took in, study finds |
(16-Feb-2006) Their odds of an attack double soon after diagnosis, study finds |
(14-Feb-2006) But one expert noted that most stones won't require treatment |
(14-Feb-2006) Trial results look good, but experts say rimonabant isn't a 'magic bullet' |
(14-Feb-2006) Experts say poor diet and lack of access to fitness facilities to blame |
(12-Feb-2006) A normal life is the reward for suitable candidates |
(11-Feb-2006) Some simple steps can reduce likelihood of high blood pressure, gestational diabetes |
(10-Feb-2006) Canine friends get humans up and walking more often, study finds |
(09-Feb-2006) A number of hidden factors make it tough to eat right on campus, study finds |
(08-Feb-2006) It's a particular problem in low-income areas, new research suggests |
(08-Feb-2006) Doctor-guided initiative increased exercise rates and improved diet |
(08-Feb-2006) Finding could explain high heart attack rate in those with diabetes, researchers say |
(06-Feb-2006) And a third of diabetic children in the U.S. are also obese, study finds |
(06-Feb-2006) But more are surviving longer with the disease, report finds |
(03-Feb-2006) BMI is what counts |
(03-Feb-2006) Weight-related dangers threaten both mother and newborn, panelists conclude |
(30-Jan-2006) Infectious viruses may make fat cells fatter, researchers claim |
(27-Jan-2006) Overweight women at risk for diabetes saw real improvements, study found |
(26-Jan-2006) Growth hormones raise sleep apnea risks in children with Prader-Willi syndrome, study finds |
(24-Jan-2006) But as FDA weighs approval, critics voice concerns about Xenical |
(23-Jan-2006) Waistlines over 35 inches are a matter of concern, study finds |
(18-Jan-2006) Rates for smoking, obesity and other ills rise steeply after high school, study finds |
(12-Jan-2006) New FDA rules allow fewer than 0.5 grams of unhealthy fat to not count |
(11-Jan-2006) Finding highlights need for rigorous screening in heavier patients |
(11-Jan-2006) In 3 weeks, improvements in diet and exercise can have big impact, study finds |
(11-Jan-2006) It's used as a levy on 'junk' foods, and to promote nutrition programs |
(10-Jan-2006) abetes, researchers say |
(10-Jan-2006) Research also finds other risk factors are undertreated |
(03-Jan-2006) New research shows that families who live in unsafe areas have fatter kids |
(03-Jan-2006) High-fat fare suppresses enzyme that controls insulin production, study finds |
(30-Dec-2005) Starting New Year's Day, labeling also will list potential allergens |
(29-Dec-2005) But other experts question the connection |
(27-Dec-2005) And that could undermine weight-loss efforts, study finds |
(27-Dec-2005) Case study notes need to monitor patients for resulting neurological condition |
(26-Dec-2005) Some tips for holiday weight control |
(23-Dec-2005) It's not easy, but try to stay on track |
(23-Dec-2005) If jingle bells jangle nerves and send you snacking, simple tips can help |
(22-Dec-2005) People with the disorder also tend to be obese, researchers report |
(22-Dec-2005) Experts offer six important reasons why slumber is essential |
(22-Dec-2005) New insights on need to feed that comes with pot smoking |
(21-Dec-2005) This narrowing of vessels in the legs can be disabling, experts note |
(20-Dec-2005) The number of Americans undergoing these procedures grew four-fold between 1998 and 2002, study finds |
(20-Dec-2005) Finding may have long-term implications for cardiovascular health |
(17-Dec-2005) Research shows college kids can beat back weight gain |
(16-Dec-2005) Rates of early death, prenatal care, smoking stable in recent years; obesity way up |
(16-Dec-2005) They eat more meals outside the home, but their diets are comparable to those of other youngsters |
(15-Dec-2005) They may interfere with insulin to increase weight gain, experts say |
(13-Dec-2005) Study of male smokers saw twofold risk increase for those with highest levels |
(08-Dec-2005) 'MiPirámide' aimed at U.S. Hispanics at high risk for obesity |
(06-Dec-2005) Two or more cups per day could protect at-risk patients, researchers say |
(05-Dec-2005) But too much alcohol can pack on pounds, study finds |
(05-Dec-2005) Researchers found smoking also raised obesity risk for children |
(05-Dec-2005) Parents key to healthy eating and exercise among adolescents, expert says |
(01-Dec-2005) They may be especially vulnerable to sugary foods, study finds |
(01-Dec-2005) Government report says more than half don't reach recommended levels |
(28-Nov-2005) Medicine injected into large posteriors isn't reaching the bloodstream, study finds |
(24-Nov-2005) Study finds even stale popcorn was appealing in larger batches |
(21-Nov-2005) Finding could lead to new drug therapies, researchers say |
(17-Nov-2005) Being overweight can more than double the odds, study found |
(17-Nov-2005) Just 30 minutes a day can spur healthy changes, study finds |
(16-Nov-2005) Meridia study found weight loss doubled if patients also changed lifestyles |
(16-Nov-2005) Study found it raised levels of blood fats, LDL cholesterol |
(15-Nov-2005) Rat study suggests sugary foods can lower anxiety |
(14-Nov-2005) They're prone to high blood pressure and other risk factors for heart disease, study finds |
(13-Nov-2005) Jackson Heart Study found 37% of those studied had cluster of risk factors |
(10-Nov-2005) Be truthful when recording habits |
(10-Nov-2005) But will the research with rodents prove useful for people? |
(07-Nov-2005) Rat studies suggest stress plus tempting treats triggers binge-eating |
(04-Nov-2005) Heavier men face higher odds of organ dysfunction, research shows |
(04-Nov-2005) Weight-loss plans should be paired with success strategies, experts say |
(04-Nov-2005) International study finds ratio spots three times more of those at risk |
(03-Nov-2005) Study finds more insomnia and depression in patients with the movement disorder |
(02-Nov-2005) Could tongues be equipped with a 'fat sensor'? |
(01-Nov-2005) Some foods are healthy from the start |
(31-Oct-2005) Watching your midsection can help you stay healthy |
(28-Oct-2005) U.S. Hispanic, black youngsters are at high risk of overweight, experts warn |
(27-Oct-2005) High-fat diet caused immune-system problems in mice, study found |
(26-Oct-2005) Low birthweight, a failure to thrive, then adding fat boost risks, study finds |
(21-Oct-2005) Researchers say school policies restricting sodas in vending machines would not be effective |
(20-Oct-2005) National Cancer Institute will give $54 million to four U.S. centers |
(20-Oct-2005) Study found those who walked one for a year lost average of 14 pounds |
(18-Oct-2005) How you burn energy is key |
(18-Oct-2005) Rehospitalization rates increased, and mortality rate higher for Medicare patients |
(17-Oct-2005) For the obese, losing weight can have romantic rewards, study finds |
(17-Oct-2005) Survey finds nutrition plays increasing role in dining-out choices |
(14-Oct-2005) Finding could explain why very overweight have trouble losing pounds |
(14-Oct-2005) Heavy babies might be at risk of a lifetime of weight problems, study suggests |
(11-Oct-2005) Study found those with BMI higher than 30 also more likely to have heart attack, diabetes |
(10-Oct-2005) People don't need to run marathons to see big changes, study finds |
(10-Oct-2005) High levels of protein tend to occur only with other cardiovascular risk factors, study says |
(05-Oct-2005) Finding may help explain obesity epidemic, particularly in poorer areas, study says |
(04-Oct-2005) Coupled with healthy diet, it reduces stomach pain and diarrhea, study says |
(04-Oct-2005) Thirty-year survey showed nine out of 10 men packed on excess pounds |
(04-Oct-2005) Additional 2% decrease in chronic disease deaths adds up to 36 million lives saved worldwide over next decade, experts say |
(03-Oct-2005) Numbers doubled in just three years, one study found |
(01-Oct-2005) Obese men progressed faster to disease recurrence, study found |
(29-Sep-2005) It's the prime factor raising their cardiovascular risk, study finds |
(27-Sep-2005) They're also less likely to seek help for the dangerous disorder, study shows |
(26-Sep-2005) Consider less sugary alternatives |
(22-Sep-2005) Although some states are doing better than others, federal review finds |
(19-Sep-2005) Families that eat together may stay slim together, study finds |
(19-Sep-2005) Extra pounds weaken vessel walls, even at ages as young as 9, study finds |
(19-Sep-2005) Sixty percent are unaware this type of obesity threatens the heart, survey finds |
(15-Sep-2005) It could cause you to gain weight |
(14-Sep-2005) This type of fat lying around organs is especially unhealthy, experts warn |
(12-Sep-2005) Panel urges greater awareness of condition that causes heart problems, diabetes |
(02-Sep-2005) Research shows the 'binge-then-compensate' plan doesn't work |
(26-Aug-2005) British study says new hormone treatment may do just that |
(23-Aug-2005) Government programs are failing to meet the challenge, report says |
(19-Aug-2005) And cleaner, greener environments get people exercising, study suggests |
(17-Aug-2005) Home environment a strong predictor of childhood overweight, study finds |
(16-Aug-2005) Drugs modeled on SH2-B may help fight diabetes, obesity, experts say |
(15-Aug-2005) But method is time-consuming and unnecessary, one expert says |
(11-Aug-2005) But new study rules out early period's link to adult obesity |
(07-Aug-2005) Study finds higher levels of obesity among infected individuals |
(05-Aug-2005) Benefits may be linked to 'mindful' changes in health habits, experts say |
(02-Aug-2005) Association not seen with other types of leukemia, study says |
(02-Aug-2005) Extra pounds double risk of digestive disorder, study finds |
(01-Aug-2005) Hamburgers, pizza are popular a la carte items, survey finds |
(01-Aug-2005) Secondhand smoke is nearly as unhealthy as puffing on cigarettes, study finds |
(01-Aug-2005) Study finds a third think about becoming more toned, having bigger muscles |
(29-Jul-2005) It may affect metabolism while boosting calories, experts say |
(23-Jul-2005) Designing a great in-house exercise program is easy, experts say |
(21-Jul-2005) Fat cell compound may stimulate insulin resistance, study finds |
(20-Jul-2005) Time stuck behind desk means pounds added, study finds |
(18-Jul-2005) Daily dose lowered blood pressure, improved insulin sensitivity, study showed |
(15-Jul-2005) Transition time from childhood to adulthood appears to involve decreased physical exercise |
(13-Jul-2005) Very overweight women much fitter than male peers, study finds |
(12-Jul-2005) Study found number of procedures quadrupled between 1998 and 2002 |
(11-Jul-2005) Study casts doubt on 'fetal-environment' theory |
(11-Jul-2005) The condition is a precursor to diabetes, heart disease |
(08-Jul-2005) Bank balances rise as the pounds melt away, study finds |
(04-JUL-2005) Suggestions to avoid overeating |
(30-JUN-2005) Weekly e-reminders helped workers lose weight |
(30-JUN-2005) The hope is that preschoolers will exercise more, lowering obesity rates |
(30-JUN-2005) One surprise: obesity may actually be protective, researchers say |
(28-JUN-2005) Amount of food you put before them a major factor in how much they eat |
(27-JUN-2005) Findings are another reason to reduce high blood pressure early, experts say |
(27-JUN-2005) Study pegs weight gain as major factor behind U.S. spending |
(20-JUN-2005) But they have procedure at younger ages, researchers note |
(17-JUN-2005) In study, youngsters typically identified less-healthy snacks as 'nutritious' |
(14-JUN-2005) Adjusting drug dose for weight may leave them more vulnerable |
(14-JUN-2005) Study found it worked when combined with good diet and exercise |
(13-JUN-2005) Every puff and added pound makes cells old before their time, study finds |
(10-JUN-2005) Learning about the disease had little effect, study found |
(09-JUN-2005) Cases of weight-linked spinal trouble are soaring, survey finds |
(07-JUN-2005) Mouse study may explain link between undernourished moms, obese kids |
(05-JUN-2005) Federal act's unintended impact on phys ed may fuel kids' obesity epidemic, experts say |
(03-JUN-2005) Women can benefit even in the absence of weight loss, study finds |
(02-JUN-2005) Agency holds news conference to counter its own recent report |
(01-JUN-2005) Study finds more complications in hypertensive patients, too |
(01-JUN-2005) Nutrition education program yields heart-healthy results |
(01-JUN-2005) The problem is most pronounced among black teens, study finds |
(31-MAY-2005) Metabolic syndrome plus vascular calcium greatly boost the odds, study finds |
(25-MAY-2005) Risk factors include wide waistlines, hypertension and high blood sugar, study finds |
(19-MAY-2005) Staying trim can help reduce the odds, researchers say |
(14-MAY-2005) Sweet, fatty foods are within easy reach of Harlem youngsters, study finds |
(12-MAY-2005) Harvard team spots links between overweight, respiratory trouble |
(12-MAY-2005) Youngsters benefit from nutrition, exercise lessons |
(11-MAY-2005) Some hard facts on soft drinks in latest review |
(11-MAY-2005) Rising obesity rates may be to blame, researchers say |
(06-MAY-2005) Report calls for more focus on fruits, vegetables, grains and breast-feeding |
(05-MAY-2005) First study of its kind finds extra pounds are harder on men |
(03-May-2005) Presence there can curtail organ's ability to filter fats through body, study says |
(02-MAY-2005) Part-timers have better chance to find time for workouts, researchers report |
(02-MAY-2005) Money is no protection against extra pounds, researchers say |
(02-MAY-2005) More evidence exercise can protect the female heart after menopause |
(30-APR-2005) Many are heavy drinkers and smokers, and face possible heart trouble, study finds |
(29-APR-2005) Studies show some success in lowering heart risk markers |
(28-APR-2005) Study links higher weight to higher risk of cognitive decline later |
(27-APR-2005) Experts caution against injections of medications, plant extracts into fatty tissue |
(25-APR-2005) Only 3 percent of adults really doing the right things, study finds |
(21-APR-2005) It's an attempt to cope with other issues |
(21-APR-2005) Study offers possible clue to overeating in humans |
(19-APR-2005) 12 programs replace the old one |
(19-APR-2005) Many cardiovascular risk factors among obese are declining, researchers find |
(18-APR-2005) Being overweight is hard on everyone's hearts, new studies find |
(15-APR-2005) Or he could become obese as an adult |
(14-APR-2005) Excess weight increases frequency, severity of daily attacks, study finds |
(12-APR-2005) The LXR protein may tell the body to store up fat |
(08-APR-2005) Eat healthy when dining out |
(08-APR-2005) What you see is what you think you are eating, a new study suggests |
(07-APR-2005) So does being overweight, researchers report |
(05-APR-2005) And for the severely obese, weight-reduction surgery is best, studies find |
(31-MAR-2005) Fat cells produce compounds that boost arterial disease, study finds |
(31-MAR-2005) Cancer Society report finds some successes, many challenges |
(30-MAR-2005) Annual findings show well-being the best in 3 decades |
(29-MAR-2005) 'Net Atkins Count' to replace 'net carbs' |
(23-MAR-2005) Cardiac death risk rises as sleepers' breathing is impaired |
(22-MAR-2005) Belt size beats body mass index as disease indicator, study finds |
(21-MAR-2005) Finding lends credence to belief that allergies, asthma are on the rise |
(18-MAR-2005) Breathing disorder more often tied to depression, thyroid in women: Study |
(18-MAR-2005) Youngsters with 'high-normal' weight 5 times more likely to be obese adults |
(18-MAR-2005) Finding spotlights need for obesity prevention at VA health centers |
(16-MAR-2005) Researchers test form of cellulose that slows fat absorption, reduces diabetes risk |
(16-MAR-2005) Reduced life span could save Social Security, researchers note |
(15-MAR-2005) Breathing problems during sleep may link the two conditions, experts say |
(14-MAR-2005) When researchers restricted carbs, dieters simply ate less |
(10-MAR-2005) Make exercise fun |
(08-MAR-2005) Heart-cell death rises tenfold in mice bred to be fat |
(05-MAR-2005) Boost fiber, cut down on fat and sugar to stay fit and trim, experts say |
(04-MAR-2005) Contrary to belief, most patients gain weight post-surgery |
(01-MAR-2005) More pro football players are obese, study finds |
(28-FEB-2005) Price, store location sway low-income women's fat consumption, study finds |
(28-FEB-2005) Two studies find lifestyle changes are the better, cheaper option |
(25-FEB-2005) Most don't describe participants accurately, affecting results, study finds |
(25-FEB-2005) Nutrition might affect fetal pancreas, mouse study suggests |
(22-FEB-2005) Post-surgery weight loss nearly matched that of young patients |
(21-FEB-2005) Discovery could one day lead to weight-loss pill in humans |
(10-FEB-2005) The first step is to avoid trigger foods |
(09-FEB-2005) Weigh pros and cons before surgery |
(04-FEB-2005) Children likely to be overweight at 6 if mom is, too |
(04-FEB-2005) Grain Foods Foundation launches pro-bread campaign |
(28-JAN-2005) Vioxx, Medicare changes and obesity weigh on their minds, survey finds |
(27-JAN-2005) Genetic predisposition to sit can pack on pounds, study suggests |
(25-JAN-2005) for about 50% of change in body mass index |
(25-JAN-2005) Risk more pronounced in women, researchers say |
(24-JAN-2005) High BMI means prostate cancer screen can miss early stages of disease, study says |
(21-JAN-2005) Blood thickness and body weight improve on plant-based regimen, study finds |
(18-JAN-2005) Studies detail discovery of fat-burning gene, show how leptin controls glucose levels |
(14-JAN-2005) Overweight kids face risk of heart disease as adults |
(12-JAN-2005) s |
(11-JAN-2005) In large Korean study, higher levels meant higher incidence of disease |
(10-JAN-2005) Study links insufficient slumber to obesity |
(05-JAN-2005) White counterparts generate more medical bills, study says |
(05-JAN-2005) Quality of life is lower for obese and overweight children, study finds |
(02-JAN-2005) Excess weight leads to serious adult health problems, such as diabetes, heart disease |
(30-DEC-2004) Finding suggests the fare could contribute to onset of diabetes |
(29-DEC-2004) Program reduces incidence of metabolic syndrome |
(29-DEC-2004) Heavier women likelier to become pregnant while using them, study finds |
(27-DEC-2004) Study finds some can be convinced of bad experiences with foods |
(22-DEC-2004) Physical activity doesn't reduce death rates, study finds |
(22-DEC-2004) Study finds people lose more weight, avoid complications |
(21-DEC-2004) Some tips to avoid overindulging during festive gatherings |
(20-DEC-2004) Measuring it can tell you if you're at risk for heart disease, diabetes |
(17-DEC-2004) Study says extra pounds diminish health and productivity |
(14-DEC-2004) Exercise and moderate portions can battle weight gain |
(14-DEC-2004) Study finds big weight gains the longer they're here |
(13-DEC-2004) Differences more pronounced in men, researchers say |
(10-DEC-2004) Parents need to control their children's eating during festivities |
(08-DEC-2004) Researchers say trend is part of national problem |
(07-DEC-2004) Older, overweight Americans have much higher medical bills, study says |
(06-DEC-2004) Blood pressure rose in 1990s, but cholesterol remained unchanged |
(25-NOV-2004) Parents should instill love of movement beginning in infancy, experts say |
(25-NOV-2004) Turkey, cranberries, sweet potatoes, pumpkin and pecans all nutritious on their own |
(25-NOV-2004) Tips on eating right and easing anxieties |
(25-NOV-2004) Here's how to stay slimmer and trimmer this season |
(24-NOV-2004) Added weight puts strain on developing heart muscle, study finds |
(23-NOV-2004) More weight means more likelihood of atrial fibrillation |
(22-NOV-2004) How to keep from adding pounds |
(22-NOV-2004) |
(21-NOV-2004) Advice on how to avoid overeating |
(19-NOV-2004) Extra weight depletes desire, performance, study finds |
(18-NOV-2004) Girls, especially, benefit from regular family mealtimes |
(18-NOV-2004) Smaller portions, better ingredients, and 800 calories a day disappear |
(18-NOV-2004) Blocking enzyme might flush fats from body, researchers say |
(18-NOV-2004) Big gains in longevity for those over 65, report finds |
(17-NOV-2004) Study suggests metabolic processes may be programmed during pregnancy |
(15-NOV-2004) Also helps patients lose weight, improves other health problems |
(14-NOV-2004) Experts caution that lack of standards makes it hard to measure carbohydrates |
(12-NOV-2004) How do heart experts fare with New Orleans fare? |
(11-NOV-2004) Calories don't melt away in a flash |
(10-NOV-2004) Intervention got them playing soccer, swimming instead of watching TV |
(09-NOV-2004) Early study finds DHEA spurs weight loss, improves insulin activity |
(09-NOV-2004) Trial participants had sustained weight loss of almost 20 pounds over two years |
(08-NOV-2004) Adding pounds increases odds of trouble, researchers say |
(08-NOV-2004) Improvements in Americans' health have slowed since 2000 |
(07-NOV-2004) Overweight men have bigger drug bills, study finds |
(06-NOV-2004) Fiber, nutrients in fruits, vegetables, grains keep cardiovascular system strong |
(02-NOV-2004) Face greater risk than obese men, study finds |
(01-NOV-2004) Study may explain why breast-feeding appears to reduce childhood obesity |
(01-NOV-2004) It limits the muscle's ability to expand and contract, study finds |
(29-OCT-2004) It's key to losing and maintaining weight |
(28-OCT-2004) Extra pounds in middle age double incidence, study says |
(27-OCT-2004) Mouse study found those that lacked weight-control gene were twice as heavy |
(26-OCT-2004) They use more prescriptions and are hospitalized more often, study finds |
(23-OCT-2004) Tips to soothe feet, ankles that swell by end of the day |
(21-OCT-2004) Meatless diet isn't automatically healthier |
(15-OCT-2004) Study says it may be more important than level of obesity |
(14-OCT-2004) Stress on cells seems to contribute to insulin resistance, researchers say |
(12-OCT-2004) Physical activity and good nutrition should be stressed, heart experts say |
(12-OCT-2004) Substantial gains seen in hypertension, diabetes, cholesterol |
(11-OCT-2004) Wall-to-wall food keeps passengers cruising for more |
(11-OCT-2004) Teens with it could face high blood pressure as adults |
(06-OCT-2004) Study finds connection in patients with early-stage disease |
(04-OCT-2004) Those prone to obesity likelier to gain weight |
(30-SEP-2004) Changes in gene that regulates body weight can play part in obesity |
(30-SEP-2004) Reversing problem will require multi-tiered attack, report urges |
(27-SEP-2004) Study suggests one rises as the other falls |
(22-SEP-2004) Researchers say alarming trend cuts across all age groups |
(17-SEP-2004) They show greatest increase in smoking, obesity and poor eating, study says |
(14-SEP-2004) Obesity only common link for both boys and girls, study says |
(10-SEP-2004) Too much TV and lack of activity increase chances of weight problems, study says |
(10-SEP-2004) Four common ones tied to healthier weights over 10-year period |
(08-SEP-2004) Combination triples risk of heart failure, study finds |
(08-SEP-2004) An added hour of gym weekly could cut number of overweight kids, study finds |
(07-SEP-2004) Diabetes risk for obesity, heart problems for inactivity |
(06-SEP-2004) Employers can help fight the nation's obesity epidemic, experts say |
(31-AUG-2004) But critics say encouraging sugars, fats could backfire |
(30-AUG-2004) Setting a good example should be your first move, experts say |
(30-AUG-2004) Study finds body could convert harmless form of chromium into carcinogenic variety |
(30-AUG-2004) Sprawling communities are home to heavier people |
(24-AUG-2004) Study finds risks rise along with soda, fruit punch consumption |
(23-AUG-2004) Traits like belly fat, high blood pressure are part of the syndrome |
(13-AUG-2004) Advice on how to get a good night's slumber and avoid future heart trouble |
(11-AUG-2004) Doctors find it can have deadly complications for mom, baby |
(06-AUG-2004) Easy recipe substitutions can reduce calories, experts say |
(05-AUG-2004) Still in clinical trials, rimonabant curbs smoking and weight gain |
(04-AUG-2004) Change helped postmenopausal women lose weight, study finds |
(02-AUG-2004) Researchers urge pediatricians to recognize, treat growing problem |
(31-JUL-2004) New campaign urges awareness, testing |
(28-JUL-2004) Findings may offer target to fight obesity |
(16-JUL-2004) Evaluation of medical evidence must take place first, officials say |
(15-JUL-2004) Good food acts in the brain 'like a drug,' expert says |
(12-JUL-2004) Also lowers levels of hunger hormone, study says |
(12-JUL-2004) Small number of pounds shed may not be worth it in long run |
(09-JUL-2004) Knocking off 700 to 2,000 a week provides health benefit, experts say |
(09-JUL-2004) Obese parents increase risk that children will be overweight |
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