A new study suggests that obesity does not automatically mean a premature health. IMC is considered excessive
Only 25% to 33% of the people currently diagnosed with obesity should be considered as having an adequate health status, according to a study published Wednesday in Nature magazine which joins calls for reforming how...
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Digi24A new study suggests that obesity does not automatically mean a premature health. IMC is considered excessiveDigi24A new study suggests that obesity does not automatically mean a premature health. IMC is considered excessiveHotnews.roObesity does not automatically mean poor health, shows a new study14 recorded states
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