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Less Active Infants Had Greater Fat Accumulation, Study Finds

Jan 24, 2020

The study could shed light on the link between infant physical inactivity and childhood obesity.

Amount Of Sugar Sold In Soft Drinks Drops By 29% In The UK

Jan 16, 2020

Due to health concerns, the soft drink industry in the UK reduced the amount of sugar in their drinks. This is to help fight childhood obesity.

Study Finds Tongue Fat Can Lead to Sleep Apnea

Jan 16, 2020

Suffering from sleep apnea and you don't know why? It could be because of a fat tongue

A Study Suggests A Link Between Obesity and Brain Functions

Dec 11, 2019

A new study from the Univesity of Vermont suggests people who are overweight or obese have issues with their executive functions.

Exercising Before Breakfast Is More Effective In Burning Fat, Studies Show

Oct 29, 2019

A study shows that people who exercise before they eat breakfast slims down faster. Fat gets burned faster than those who eat before exercising.

Being Overweight Worsens Asthma Symptoms, New Study Finds

Oct 19, 2019

Obesity has long been linked to worsening respiratory illnesses. However, it's the first time it has been seen as the direct cause of asthma-related illnesses.

Do Video Games Drive Obesity?

Jun 18, 2019

The study identified a significant indirect effect which shows that people who spend more time playing video games also spend less time exercising and therefore weigh more or have more body mass

New Discovery Could Allows You To Eat As Much And Whatever You Want Without Gaining Weight

May 04, 2019

Researchers have discovered a drug that can let you binge without having to face the consequences

Early Teenage Weight Gain Could Result Increase Stroke Risks Upon Reaching Adulthood, Study Reveals

Jul 01, 2017

Researchers reveal the association between teenage weight gain and the increased risk of stroke in a study.

Overweight, Underweight People Have Higher Risks Of Migraine Than Those With Normal Weight

Apr 14, 2017

A study found out that overweight and underweight people have an increased risk of migraine. Find out more here.

Avocado Fights Silent Killer, The Metabolic Syndrome

Apr 14, 2017

Review of studies proved that avocado possesses a range of substances in treating metabolic syndrome, the newest silent killer.

Metabolic Syndrome: Silent Killer Comparable To Hypertension

Apr 10, 2017

Expanding waistlines, obesity, and overweight dangers the world’s population as it is considered as the newest silent killer.

Obesity Can Still Shorten Life After Weight Loss – Study

Jan 13, 2016

The study is able to showcase the burden of being overweight that could lead to a lower mortality rate.

Bus, Train Commuters Healthier Than Walkers, Bikers

Nov 11, 2015

A new study revealed that commuting via a bus or train may actually reduce risk of obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes more compared with walking and biking.