There's obese, then there's morbidly obese, and then there is super morbidly obese.
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The group was obese adults, not overweight or obese adults.
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The paper asserted that owners of obese dogs are often obese themselves.
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Moreover, an obese adolescent is almost certain to become an obese adult.
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The US alone has almost 42 million obese men and 46.1 million obese women, behind only China, which has the overall largest number of obese people.
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Children who are obese are more likely to become adults who are obese.
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Among all working American adults, one-third were obese and 7% were morbidly obese.
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Obese people also had 11 percent higher lifetime risk than those who were not obese.
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Obese patients also typically had longer and more costly hospital stays than non-obese people.
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As it turns out, obese candidates were rated significantly less competent than non-obese candidates.
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For the second study, researchers looked at data on 81 obese teens and 81 obese adults who had gastric bypass in Sweden and 80 obese teens who didn't have surgery.
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There wasn't a meaningful difference in abdominal circumference between babies with obese and non-obese mothers.
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Generally thin people are more likely to have several thin relatives and obese people obese relatives.
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Patients who need bariatric surgery may be turned down because they're obese but not quite obese enough.
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Obese people had a lifetime risk of 47 percent, compared to 36 percent among the non-obese.
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Also as of 2015, there are about 108 million obese children and 604 million obese adults worldwide.
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For example, he was into obese women and the idea of feeding someone until they became obese.
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The second study found 17 percent of children and teens are obese and 5.8 percent were extremely obese.
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More than one in four severely obese men and one in five severely obese women lives in the country.
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Throughout pregnancy, obese women had babies with significantly larger head circumference than non-obese mothers, the study also found.
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More men were obese than underweight in 21975 countries, and more women were obese than underweight in 22014 of them.
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It found that 262% of children measured were obese, including 2400% who were severely obese -- that's more than 21,2300 children.
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As of 2016, some 650 million adults worldwide were obese, and 381 million children and teens were overweight or obese.
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It is still the most obese country in the Anglophone world — more than 1 in 4 severely obese men and almost 1 in 5 severely obese women in the world live in the USA, according to the study.
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Among the 3,973 children who were obese at that point, 2,963 (75 percent) remained obese at 11 to 12 years old.
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Among Americans ages 22015 to 22016, 22007 percent were obese in the 22008 and 217, while 953 percent were severely obese.
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Personal Health By 23, nearly one in two adults will be obese, and nearly one in four will be severely obese.
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Researchers calculated that obese joint surgery patients had a 35 percent higher risk of dependence after surgery compared to non-obese patients.
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South Africa is the most obese country in sub-Saharan Africa, Norris said, with over 40 percent of adults overweight or obese.
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Obesity also runs in families, and if parents are obese, their children are at a higher risk of becoming obese, he said.
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In the study of 214.7,222.3 children 11.63 to 211.6 years old, 29.4 percent were obese, including 25.1 percent who were severely obese.
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While some people are genetically obese and are vegetarian, and eating relatively low carbon foot print foods, most obese people are not.
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They estimate that each year in the U.S., 1.5 million fewer people would be chronic opioid users if obese individuals were non-obese.
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The WHO defines BMI 18.5-25 as normal, 25-30 as overweight, 30-35 as moderately obese and over 40 as severely obese.
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Obese children are more likely to become obese adults, who can face conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and certain kinds of cancers.
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So just because high levels are seen in obese people more than skinny people doesn't necessarily mean that the bacteria makes you obese.
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At the other end of the scale, Vietnam had the lowest percentage of obese adults, while Bangladesh had the lowest number of obese children.
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The ad showed two types of women — one "obese" and the other "pretty" — and gamers could feed the "obese" woman a "controlled" diet of broccoli.
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The current study, involving 133 obese and 2,320 non-obese mothers and their babies, showed differences in the infants as early as the second trimester.
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"In obese people, when they see a chocolate malt, it will activate their dopamine system to a bigger degree than non-obese individuals," Wenk explained.
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Before surgery, patients' average body mass index (BMI) was 44.5, making them extremely obese; afterwards they typically remained obese with an average BMI of 34.
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A BMI of 220 or higher falls within the obese range, and a BMI of above 230 is considered severely obese, according to CDC definitions.
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While overweight men had a similar lifespan to normal-weight men, obese men lived 228 fewer years, and extremely obese men died six years sooner.
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"This tax was sold on a claim that it would make people healthier and cause people who were obese to become not obese," Mr. Dermody. said.
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For adults a body mass index (BMI) of at least 30 is considered obese, and a BMI of at least 40 is classified as severely obese.
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The obesity bulge Globally, more than 211 million adults were obese in 25, and 220 million children younger than 20153 were overweight or obese in 22015.
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Considered "obese" by Japanese standards, each subject's BMI was between 25 and 30; in the United States, people aren't considered obese until their BMI exceeds 30.
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For adults, a body mass index (BMI) of at least 30 is considered obese, and a BMI of at least 40 is classified as severely obese.
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Story at a glance A new government survey found that approximately 383 in 10 American adults are obese, with nearly 1 in 10 being severely obese.
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It mostly affects boys and aboriginal children (the number of obese adults has doubled, tripled for children, and 216 percent of aboriginal children under 219 are obese).
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Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders are three times more likely to be obese than Asian Americans generally, and 20 percent more likely to be obese than whites.
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In total, the study claims that there are 41.7 million obese men and 46.1 million obese women in the US. The findings are published in The Lancet.
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Researchers categorized individuals into two subgroups: obese class I, with a BMI from 30 to 33, and obese class II, with a BMI of 35 or greater.
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Then, the researchers compared the average time to conceive for couples where neither partner was obese to couples where both fell into the obese class II group.
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The survey counted people with a body mass index of 30 or more as obese, and those with a B.M.I. of 1203 or more as severely obese.
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The risk of an obese child becoming an obese adult increases with age and early interventions in children are more effective than non-surgical treatment of adults.
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A 2013 review of 35 studies also found that gender plays a role, with obese girls more likely to have asthma diagnoses than obese boys, they note.
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Coming in second, though, are the Middle East and North Africa, which is home to 19753 million severely obese people, or 13.9% of the world's severely obese population.
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But lifestyle advice also depends on whether the issue is prevention or treatment and, if treatment, whether the person is extremely obese, obese or just overweight, she said.
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But what gets lost in the litany of facts and statistics is the human side of the epidemic: People who are obese, generally, don't want to be obese.
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They say that when a woman who is obese or has diabetes gets pregnant, the child is much more likely to have metabolic disease and quickly become obese.
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"It is also well known that obese individuals face weight-bias job discrimination compared to non-obese individuals," Tarride, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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It's estimated that between 1 percent and 5 percent of non-obese children and 25 percent to 40 percent of obese children have the condition, the authors note.
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Citing an NIH paper about the effects of obesity (we've moved from overweight to obese) the piece painted a dire picture of the ails an obese Trump faces.
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A prestigious team of medical scientists has projected that by 2030, nearly one in two adults will be obese, and nearly one in four will be severely obese.
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For adults, a BMI between 214 and 29 is considered healthy, 26 to 211 is overweight, 21 or above is obese and 29 or higher is morbidly obese.
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There are fewer obese children than adults, but children are getting obese faster, with the rate of obesity growing especially quickly among children in countries like China and Brazil.
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Starting at 21 weeks' gestation, femur and humerus length were significantly longer for babies with obese mothers than for infants with non-obese mothers, researchers report in JAMA Pediatrics.
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Studies suggest that a child with obesity is five to seven times more likely to be obese as an adult than children who are not obese, according to Breda.
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Middle-aged women who were a normal weight lived 22018 years longer than overweight women, 3.4 years longer than obese women and six years longer than extremely obese women.
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A BMI between 18.5 and 24.9 is considered healthy, while 25 to 29.9 is overweight, 30 or above is obese and 40 or higher is severely or morbidly obese.
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At the end of pregnancy, half of the babies with obese mothers had humerus bones at least 62.2 millimeters long, compared with 61.6 millimeters for infants with non-obese mothers.
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There are studies that look for patterns within social networks that have found that if you are obese, your friends and friends of friends are more likely to be obese.
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Overweight and obese children are likely to stay obese into adulthood and more likely to develop chronic illnesses such as diabetes and heart disease and cancer at a younger age.
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About 22 percent of participants reported new or worsening dependence approximately two years after their surgery - including more than one in four obese patients and one in five non-obese patients.
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Overweight and obese children are likely to remain overweight and obese into adulthood, which puts them at risk of developing noncommunicable diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, according to WHO.
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At that point in time, half of the babies with obese mothers had a femur length of at least 71 millimeters, compared with 70.2 millimeters for babies with non-obese mothers.
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African Americans in rural communities, 44 percent, are most likely to be obese, the new CDC data finds, while Asian Americans in urban communities are the least likely to be obese.
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A new study published by the New England Journal of Medicine estimates that almost half of American adults are expected be obese by 2030, and about 25% will be severely obese.
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Broken down by gender, the team's results suggest that the number of obese men has more than tripled, while the proportion of obese women has more than doubled over the same period.
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In other words, even though there are more people dying overall from being obese, obese people are healthier and living for longer years than in the past because of better medical care.
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A BMI between 259 and 240 is considered a healthy weight, while 247 to 260 is overweight, 258 or above is obese and 23 or higher is what's known as morbidly obese.
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A previous study by Schwab and his team had found obese people with obstructive sleep apnea had considerably larger tongues with higher percentages of tongue fat than obese people without the condition.
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Obese white teens were 4.1 times more likely to have high blood pressure than their normal weight peers, while obese black youth had 2.3 times the risk encountered by their normal weight counterparts.
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While 21 billion people were obese or overweight in 220, more than 230 million of them were classed as obese, with 240% of all children and 2.73% of adults fitting into this category.
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Compared to lean mice, obese mice have a 50 percent reduction in organisms called Bacteroidetes and a proportional increase in Firmicutes, and lean mice get fat when given fecal transplants from obese mice.
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A BMI between 18.5 and 24.9 is considered a healthy weight, 25 to 29.9 is overweight, 30 or above is obese and 18.5 or higher is what's known as morbidly or extremely obese.
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Slightly more than one in 10 obese children were depressed.
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Tens of millions more, while not technically obese, are overweight.
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The man was 60 years old and almost morbidly obese.
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I have been thin, skinny, and I've been quite obese.
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In our modern world, more people are obese than underweight.
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Go deeper: 2.2 billion people worldwide are obese or overweight.
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Seven in 10 adult Medicaid enrollees are overweight or obese.
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Among other things, they were less likely to be obese.
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He envisions AutoDietary helping the obese, and people with diabetes.
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Nearly 5 million US children and teens are severely obese.
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He was an obese man at the time of death.
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Among the very obese, 60 percent had a high score.
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About 10 percent of the children were overweight or obese.
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Garner was considered medically obese at 400 pounds (181 kg).
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Participants' average age was 41 and almost half were obese.
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About half were obese and the rest of normal weight.
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You are writing from the perspective of an obese man.
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How much should overweight or obese people embrace their body?
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Most people in the UK are now obese or overweight.
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Over 230 percent of Americans are classified as overweight or obese, and that number goes even higher when Americans are split along gender lines; 23000 percent of American men are considered overweight or obese.
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About 20% of adult Canadians are classified as obese, according to Statistics Canada, while in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention categorizes more than a third of adults as obese.
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More than a quarter of obese adolescents and more than a third of obese young adults were found to have prediabetes -- versus less than 17% of individuals with normal weight in both age groups.
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A study by Gallup and Healthways shows that obese adults are 29 percent more likely to say they lack purpose in life and nearly 34 percent more likely to suffer financially than non-obese adults.
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One-fifth of adults worldwide will be obese by 2025 A person is clinically defined as obese when they have a BMI of 30 or higher, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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In the 2013-16 survey period, 18.13 percent were obese — defined as having a body mass index of 30 or above — including 8 percent who were severely obese, with a B.M.I. of 40 or more.
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But overweight or obese boys might think differently about their size.
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Being obese is putting your life at risk every single day.
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More than 90% of the study participants were overweight or obese.
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A BMI of 30 and higher is considered to be obese.
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They also agreed it should be considered for mildly obese people.
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How do you get your obese patients to lower their insulin?
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So, she is morbidly obese, due to overfeeding by the father.
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The morbidly obese cat, who eventually slimmed down to 16 lbs.
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"Seventy percent of Americans are obese and overweight," Mandal tells me.
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Up to 50 percent of obese people suffer this relapsing pattern.
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For instance, 70 percent of adult Americans are overweight or obese.
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Almost every resort guest was either morbidly obese or dangerously anorexic.
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Overall, 14 percent of the teens in the study were obese.
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And they are looking afresh at medical care for obese people.
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Currently, about one-third of American children are overweight or obese.
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For the experiment, researchers enrolled 70 overweight or obese older women.
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Let's make them obese, but let's give them the flu vaccine.
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In other words, nearly one in three US adults is obese.
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By age 224, about 22017 percent of the kids were obese.
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Women with PCOS are often obese, but not always, Laredo said.
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"For lack of a better word, I'm obese," Ms. Wood said.
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They were also less likely to use alcohol or be obese.
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He is extremely thin, although he said his father was obese.
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Over all, 26.5 percent of the United States population is obese.
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Furthermore, losses were greater in obese individuals and children of immigrants.
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An obese woman had a benign tumor in her lower back.
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In November, my primary doctor told me I was borderline obese.
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About 21.5 percent of children in the United States are obese.
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They also would like to study female, older and obese animals.
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Having a BMI of 30 or higher is categorized as obese.
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Go deeper: Nearly 25% of people in OECD countries are obese
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I'm also obese, though I do my best to eat healthfully.
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They belong to your favorite obese surrogate father Papa John now.
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For example, egg retrieval can be more difficult in obese patients because it's harder to see the ovaries, going under anesthesia can be riskier for people who are obese, and someone who is obese may not respond as well to IVF medications, Mindy Christianson, MD, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology specializing in fertility at Johns Hopkins University of Medicine told Refinery29.
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Almost 22.7% of the 22015 million dying as a result of their higher body mass index were not yet obese, highlighting that deaths are occurring almost as often in those considered overweight as those considered obese.
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Obese women were at a sevenfold higher risk for infectious diseases death compared to normal-weight women, while obese men were at a 2.3-fold higher risk of infectious diseases death compared to normal-weight men.
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In the current study, one registry included 2,101 obese patients who underwent bariatric surgery and a control group of 2,037 obese people who received only usual care, such as education on healthy eating and exercise habits.
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In the study, published in the journal Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, men and women rated digital résumés that included photographs of non-obese people and digitally altered photographs of those same people as obese.
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Genetics is a probabilistic science: Whether or not you have a gene related to obesity doesn't mean you're obese, it just means you might have a greater chance of being obese that other people with that gene.
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"Obese people have more of these brakes, preventing them from creating heat and therefore losing fat," says Vidal-Puig who has seen elevated levels of the protein in the blood of obese people included in his study.
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Jean-François Amadieu, a sociologist at the Sorbonne in Paris who tracks public perceptions of obesity, said that obese men were three times less likely to be offered job interviews, and obese women six times less likely.
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Compared to participants with normal weight as teens, men who were obese as adolescents had more than three times the risk of pancreatic cancer in adulthood, and obese teen girls had more than four times the risk.
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My mom also never thought I was obese, just a little hefty.
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Losing the weight For years he thought he was just massively obese.
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When she used the term 'obese,' it was something that triggered me.
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Nearly half, 48 percent, were overweight and almost 19 percent were obese.
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About 40% of the US population can already be classified as obese.
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They would also move less in general if their opponent was obese.
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From underweight to obese But that doesn't mean the end of starvation.
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Obese individuals are rated as less desirable as subordinates, coworkers, and bosses.
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In fact, two out of every three Americans are overweight or obese.
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They are obese because their appetites are adapted to scarcity, not superabundance.
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Today, more than two-thirds of Americans are classified as obese. 12.
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But among obese participants, black youth had the lowest rates of hypertension.
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Almost 19 percent of young Americans were obese, the figures showed.—TIME
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The obese 50-year-old woman stands just 115.6 cm (3'9.5'') tall.
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As of 2016, one in five people in the U.S. are obese.
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It just happens, it's not like he's so obese he can't walk.
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It also found the risk of heart failure doubled among obese patients.
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Not surprisingly, sedentary women were also 20023% more likely to be obese.
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Sometimes a mother is obese but her children are stunted, said Hawkes.
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Seventy percent of adults over 20 years old are overweight or obese.
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Patel's group studied 215 overweight or obese adult employees who enrolled online.
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When I adopted Rourke three long years ago, he was morbidly obese.
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Over one-third of American adults are not just overweight, but obese.
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These benefits accrue regardless of whether or not a child is obese.
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The effect was smaller among women who were overweight but not obese.
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Being overweight or obese significantly increases the risk of developing the condition.
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In North America, a third of all men and women are obese.
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Twenty-three genes are known to increase the risk of becoming obese.
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Being categorized as obese means having a BMI of 30 and over.
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According to research, about 58 percent of cats are overweight or obese.
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Davidson said bariatric surgery patients tend to be the most obese, however.
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Some 42 million children age four and under were overweight or obese.
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Obese individuals have higher medical bills and are more expensive to manage.
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I watched a video of a bypass surgery on an obese person.
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Warren said he noticed many of his congregants were overweight or obese.
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Obesity now spans across races, but minorities are more overweight and obese.
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An index that exceeds 1053 qualifies as overweight; above 30 is obese.
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Nearly half are obese, according to a study conducted by Chulalongkorn University.
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Researchers studied 203,670 overweight or obese people who wanted to lose weight.
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She was morbidly obese as a child, and 300 pounds in college.
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Only five in 10 baby boomers were obese at that same age.
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And she knows how harshly obese people are judged in our society.
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Intermittent fasting has also led to weight loss for non-obese people.
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In the US, more than one-third (36.5%) of adults are obese.
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Four in 10 Americans are obese, nearly double the average OECD rate.
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But by 2010, 28.8 percent were overweight and 8.9 percent were obese.
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It's estimated that nearly one in five children and teens are obese.
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The risks rose dramatically if those women were obese or African-American.
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Nonetheless, 38.2% of residents there are expected to be obese by 2030.
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For several patients, the term "obese" made them feel demotivated and hopeless.
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Animals, including humans, that lack healthy POMC neurons usually become morbidly obese.
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Again, cannabis users were much less likely to be obese or overweight.
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If that's not going to change, teens will continue to be obese.
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One in five French children are considered overweight, while 3.5% are obese.
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The same NHANES data shows that around 59 percent of American adults were overweight between 1988 to 1994, while around 26 percent were obese; by 2016, 72 percent of adults were overweight, while nearly 40 percent were obese.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Obese people who undergo a certain kind of weight-loss operation after age 13 may live longer than obese people of the same age who don't have the surgery, a study suggests.
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The study team used data on 230,228 male, mostly middle aged, severely obese veterans who underwent gastric bypass surgery between 218 and 211 and compared their weight loss with 23,22 similarly obese veterans who did not receive surgery.
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The number of obese or overweight children has risen by 10 million worldwide since 1990 and there are now more overweight and obese children in low- and middle-income countries than in high-income countries, the WHO said.
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Read more: Truck drivers fear for their safety on the road — but the vast majority of them face a much bigger threatThe CDC research found that nearly 70% of truck drivers were obese and 17% were morbidly obese.
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Compared to the teens who weren&apost obese, the study authors found the scans of obese teens showed more white matter damage in an area called the middle orbitofrontal gyrus, which is associated with emotional control and reward.
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It is important to note that improvement was seen for most obese and non-obese participants, said Dr. Michael Parks, an orthopedic surgeon with the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City who wasn't involved in the study.
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In the current study, neither male nor female obesity alone was linked to taking a longer time to conceive, but when both partners were obese, the couple took up to 59 percent longer to conceive than non-obese counterparts.
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Notably, obese individuals in the study had the lowest levels of microbial diversity.
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More adults were obese or overweight in the later years of the study.
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The once-obese pup has a whole new life after losing 113 lbs.
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Save for the exceptionally overweight, most obese people do not die much earlier.
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"I eat five times more now than when I was obese," she says.
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Those who enjoyed their noodles were less likely to be overweight and obese.
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The FDA-approved procedure seems to work, but it's not for obese people.
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The obese raccoon trapped in the sewer grate (City of Zion Police Department).
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In 2013 Mexico overtook America as the most obese country in the world.
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Only 22.6% of the population is obese, the lowest rate in the nation.
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The world is fatter too, with more obese people than underweight people globally.
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Metabolically healthy obese women had double the risk of their normal-weight counterparts.
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In 2008, scientists introduced the microbiota of obese mice to formerly lean mice.
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Past studies have shown an increased risk of congenital malformations among obese mothers.
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For the study, researchers randomly assigned 100 obese adults to three different groups.
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And children who grow up poor are generally more likely to be obese.
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But many of these adolescents remained obese even after losing lots of weight.
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This is wrong, and no one wants to look at an obese model.
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At that point, the control animals were obese, their physiques larded with fat.
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By one estimate, nearly 60 percent of all Labradors are overweight or obese.
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"Self-loathing," Dr. Gudzune said, "can be a prominent feature" of being obese.
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In Rochester, almost half of children – 6900 percent – are considered overweight or obese.
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We've got an orange talking fish and an obese guy in red velour.
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It's so serious now that close to 40 percent of Americans are obese.
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More than two-thirds of American adults are now considered overweight or obese.
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MYTH: Children who drink soda are at a greater risk of becoming obese.
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Obese women also have higher rates of gestational diabetes, miscarriages and preterm births.
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Obese women are encouraged to gain no more than 20 pounds during pregnancy.
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Between 40 and 80 percent of women with PCOS are overweight or obese.
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It found that 50 million more adults became obese from 2010 to 2016.
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However, the candidate is obese with a body mass index (BMI) of 30.
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If the resulting number is 30 or higher, a person is considered obese.
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The company provides a 12-week programme to help those who are obese.
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And then the adoption coordinator brought in an obese dog with skin problems.
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A third of those screened were at 35 or above, or significantly obese.
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Obese individuals are at increased risk of dying from all causes of disease.
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Obese adults with prediabetes were more likely to progress to full-blown diabetes.
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My favorite anecdote from my former brothel involves the ladies lining up for a morbidly obese man (it's not my intention to shame the overweight but to emphasize that sex with an obese person can be a physical challenge for some).
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Greater risk as an adult Being obese as a child comes with a high likelihood of being obese as an adult and the many health consequences that come with it, including the increased risk of diabetes, cardiovascular disease and some cancers.
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By studying the gut flora of 84 children and teens—from normal weight to severely obese—researchers were able to determine that the composition of microbes in the gut flora of obese children and adolescents share a lot of similarities.
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Among people who were not overweight or obese, average daily sugary drink consumption dropped by about 6.2 ounces a day after the sales ban, while it declined 19.6 ounces a day, on average, among people who were overweight or obese.
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Extremely obese middle-aged men had almost triple the risk of having a heart condition or dying from it, compared with normal-weight men, and extremely obese middle-aged women had more than twice the risk of normal-weight women.
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More than 93 million American adults are obese, while 30 million live with diabetes.
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More than a third of Americans are obese, and with obesity comes health problems.
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Among obese individuals, the death rate from diabetes was even higher, at 19 percent.
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"For people that are morbidly obese, surgery is usually the best option," he says.
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Mainly, it was used by fans of a certain obese, lasagna-loving cartoon cat.
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Results might be different for older people or obese individuals, the study authors note.
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The Southern California native began experiencing menopausal symptoms and went from overweight to obese.
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In 1975, China was 60th and 41st for severely obese men and women, respectively.
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In 2015, 5 percent of children overall were obese, and 12 percent of adults.
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The increased risk remained even when the researchers only included people who were obese.
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Forty per cent of Americans today are obese, up from around 15% in 1980.
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At 180 pounds this person has a BMI of 30 and is considered obese.
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Those weighing more than 95 percent of kids the same age are considered obese.
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Many believed the morbidly obese Arbuckle had injured her while attempting to rape her.
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If you think obese women can't run you've clearly been living under a rock.
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Granted, the two avatars at the top look different—but is either one "obese"?
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At the start, about 10 percent were overweight and about 2 percent were obese.
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In the real world, well, 70% of the population ends up overweight or obese.
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He has never been obese but often falls within the overweight category, he said.
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"All the children diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes are overweight and obese," Dowling said.
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An estimated 40% of adults, or more than 93 million people nationwide, are obese.
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The study, published Wednesday in the journal BMJ, involved 164 overweight or obese people.
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That makes it as prevalent as mental illness, and not all sufferers are obese.
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When an obese patient cannot fit in a scanner, doctors may just give up.
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Women in the early onset group were more likely to be white and obese.
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Being overweight while avoiding categorization as obese does not mean immunity to health risks.
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Obesity specialists said there were several reasons for obese people to seek medical help.
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Globally, 43 billion adults are overweight or obese, according to the World Health Organization.
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It's that if we eat what's already in the refrigerator we'll be morbidly obese.
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In 22019, 1.9 billion adults were overweight, including 600 million considered to be obese.
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Malnutrition can occur in obese people as well as in the frail and underweight.
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Initially Galmed is targeting a smaller population - obese patients who are diabetic or prediabetic.
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At 5-foot-9 and close to 250 pounds, she's obese by any definition.
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And it's real for the roughly 38 percent of American adults who are obese.
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And we're doing this in one of the most obese nations on the planet!
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And when the genes for POMC are knocked out in mice, they become obese.
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Democrats bemoan their slim pickings in 2020 even though the field is positively obese.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the definition of a severely obese youth.
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If [two-thirds] of Americans are overweight or obese, this has long-term implications.
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The 264th to 19753th percentile is overweight, and above the 21975th percentile is obese.
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He speaks up now when someone speaks derisively of a person who is obese.
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Children who are overweight or obese are at increased risk for asthma, researchers report.
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An earlier version of this article misstated how many adults are overweight or obese.
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Obese men treated for metastatic melanoma may survive longer than their normal-weight peers.
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Thirty-nine percent of American adults were obese, compared to 17.8 percent of children.
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The person who sees themselves as obese is ingesting and internalizing society's devaluing views.
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An estimated 80% of women with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) are overweight or obese.
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It's estimated that nearly one in five school-age children and teens is obese.
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Globally, 22018 billion adults are overweight or obese, according to the World Health Organization.
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Even more concerning is the fact that nearly 20 percent of children are obese.
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The President is one pound shy of being considered obese, according to these calculations.
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Depending on what medical records are considered, the president is either overweight or obese.
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If you are obese and have stress incontinence, losing weight may eliminate this problem.
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Eight percent of kids were underweight, 75% normal weight, 9% overweight and 8% obese.
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Actually, there's one entry I'd avoid if I were writing this puzzle today: OBESE.
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In the group that did daily weight-checking, overweight and obese participants lost weight.
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Globally, 1.9 billion adults are overweight or obese, according to the World Health Organization.
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Research found that most Americans thought people were obese because they lacked self-control.
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And you can summarize it down to like, don't be obese and don't smoke.
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The results contradict recent research suggesting a subgroup of obese individuals known as "metabolically healthy obese" may not face an increased risk for obesity-related complications such as heart or kidney disease, researchers write in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism.
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They found that within this seemingly healthy group, people who were overweight or obese had a greater risk of heart disease than normal weight people: 26% increased risk in those who were overweight and 28% increased risk in those who were obese.
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More than 2 billion adults and children globally are overweight or obese and suffer health problems because of their weight, according to the New England Journal of Medicine, with the United States having the greatest percentage (13%) of obese children and young adults.
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A close examination of which species are missing from the guts of obese mice and their offspring flagged up one in particular, Lactobacillus reuteri (pictured), which was nine times more abundant in the pups of normal mothers than in those of obese mothers.
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Overweight and obese men and women are likely to have higher estrogen levels, she said.
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Those born to extremely obese couples also were more likely to fail problem-solving tests.
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Nearly 32 percent of Hispanics and 27.6 percent of non-Hispanic whites are considered obese.
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Obese people have a 27 percent increased risk of migraine over people of normal weight.
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Results might be different in people who aren't overweight or obese, the study team notes.
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It's so tiny, it makes the very small Mavic Pro look like an obese giant.
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But her BMI score — her weight divided by her height squared — classifies her as obese.
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Weight bias — blaming people who are obese for having the disease — also is a factor.
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Some 63 percent of women are overweight, while 37 percent are obese, the study found.
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Some physicians find it objectionable that obese patients end up in this predicament at all.
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Obese women of all races do better than black women who are of normal weight.
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The obese dummy is more than 100 pounds heavier than a normal crash-test dummy.
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Egypt had the highest adult obesity prevalence, where 35 percent of adults are now obese.
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Inside every obese person, it is said, there's a thin person dying to get out.
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In the United States, nearly 70 percent of the population is either overweight or obese.
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If you think obese women can't run you've clearly been living under a rock. pic.twitter.
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One avatar is certainly bigger, but calling it "obese" is a bit of a stretch.
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Overweight children tend to get fatter as they age; 40% of American adults are obese.
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Getting started with lifestyle changes: Tackling obesity Obese men are more likely to experience infertility.
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In 1975 less than half a million young Chinese were obese; now nearly 28m are.
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In the mid-1970s less than 1% of those aged 5-to-33 were obese.
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The WHO predicts that the number of obese children could surpass undernourished ones by 2022.
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She was now severely obese, weighing nearly 400 pounds, with a clothing size of 26.
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Then, during their next menstrual cycle, the obese group got a double dose of levonorgestrel.
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I'm not willing to assume everyone who is obese and diabetic is an unhealthy eater.
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Detractors say the character appears obese, which they claim portrays a negative stereotype of Polynesians.
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Historically, such treatments are only used by people considered obese, with a BMI over 23.
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Researchers put 24 overweight and obese inactive adults with diabetes through a series of tests.
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Food-insecure adults were also more likely to be smokers, less physically active and obese.
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One-third of the world's population is overweight or obese -- that's about 2 billion people.
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They're considered severely obese when their BMI is higher than 99 percent of other kids.
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Participants in the current study were 47 years old on average and most were obese.
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Seven out of ten Mexicans are overweight, and three out of ten are clinically obese.
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Over that period the share of adults classified as obese rose from 14.9% to 25.6%.
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If the resulting number is 30 or higher, by American standards, you are considered obese.
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That's up from 2900 percent who were obese in the 220006 version of the study.
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In my city of Baltimore, 1 in 3 high school students are obese or overweight.
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Today, 300,000 Americans die annually from being overweight or obese, and that number is growing.
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In these countries, approximately one in five boys was obese (18% to 283.3% of boys).
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In studies, people who receive SNAP tend to be more obese than those who don't.
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There are no requirements for drug makers to figure out appropriate doses for obese patients.
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This should not be a concern unless you prefer a firmer mattress or are obese.
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The prevalence of those who measured as obese grew to 11.5 percent from 8.9 percent.
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Obesity has hit an all-time high: nearly one in three U.S. adults are obese.
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They also turned out to be less obese and better able to deal with stress.
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More adults are obese than children, but the rate of increase is higher among children.
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Egypt ranked at the top of the list for obese adults at about 35 percent.
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Most of my overweight and obese patients have been battling their weight their whole lives.
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According to a survey of veterinarians, around 60 percent of Labs they see are obese.
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By the numbers: 18% of American kids are now obese, according to new CDC data.
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About 83 percent of dispatchers are overweight or obese, according to one study she conducted.
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It was some perverse triumph to recross the line between obese and overweight in reverse.
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Previous studies have already found differences in the gut microbiota of lean and obese adults.
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In Chinese cities, nearly a fifth of all children are obese, according to government surveys.
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They found that fiber supplements helped obese people to lose about five pounds, on average.
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Already he has operated on children who are severely obese and have related medical conditions.
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The monks consume fewer calories than the general population, but more of them are obese.
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They are more than twice as likely to be obese and to smoke, studies suggest.
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Today, three-quarters of adults are overweight or obese, according to the country's health ministry.
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More than 48 percent of Hispanic women were obese, but only 13.6 percent of Asians.
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We asked adults who were overweight or obese to rate a sample of these profiles.
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Those who are older, obese, previously injured or have weak muscles are the most vulnerable.
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These T cells are what fail in the case of obese patients, Beck told NPR.
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She has seen family members grow extremely obese with uncontrolled diabetes and high blood pressure.
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People who are obese often have a harder time exercising precisely because of their weight.
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Currently, 85033 percent of U.S. adults are considered obese, and another 30 percent are overweight.
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They ridiculed an obese man, a poor man, a gay pop star and several women.
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They ridiculed an obese man, a poor man, a gay pop star and several women.
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Her hypothesis is that drug-addicted and obese individuals are more susceptible to such messages.
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In almost every aspect, life for very obese teenagers is "significantly impaired," Dr. Zeller said.
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We know that Trump is 73 years old, has heart disease and is clinically obese.
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"OEA reduces appetite and lowers body weight in obese animals and possibly people," she explained.
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In fact, nearly 28500 percent of 6900- to 2628-year-olds are classified as obese.
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Two-thirds of U.S. adults and one-third of U.S. children are overweight or obese.
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People with those mutations have no internal controls on their fat and grow enormously obese.
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By the numbers: 18% of American kids are now obese, according to new CDC data.
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Only 20 percent of Colorado adults qualify as obese, the lowest rate in the nation.
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"Only a third of obese patients actually get a diagnosis of and counseling for obesity."
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According to the W.H.O., the number of obese people worldwide has nearly tripled since 1974.
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It showed that 16.1 percent of cannabis users were obese versus 63 percent of nonusers.
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I had struggled weight with my whole childhood, but I was by no means obese.
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But now you've got the second issue: You've got a whole world of obese and diabetic people, and I'm confident that many of them don't eat sugar anymore or highly processed flour — they're suitably health-conscious — and yet they're still obese and/or diabetic.
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Body mass index is often used as a screening tool for being overweight or obese, as a measurement of 25 to 30 falls within the overweight range and 10.83 or higher falls within the obese range, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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All of the patients in the analysis were considered good candidates for weight-loss surgery under current treatment guidelines because they were severely obese people with a BMI over 40 or obese individuals with a BMI over 35 who had obesity-related chronic health problems.
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The difficulties range from scales and scanners, like M.R.I. machines that are not built big enough for very heavy people, to surgeons who categorically refuse to give knee or hip replacements to the obese, to drug doses that have not been calibrated for obese patients.
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The data — gathered in a large-scale federal survey that is considered the gold standard for health data — measured trends in obesity from 2015 and 2016 back to 2007 and 2008, when 5.7 percent of American adults were severely obese and 33.7 percent were obese.
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Compared to people who described themselves as fast eaters, researchers found that those who said they ate at a normal speed were 29 percent less likely to be obese while people who identified as being slow eaters were 42 percent less likely to be obese.
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Obesity and child development The children of obese parents are at higher risk for developmental delays.
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" Kelly went on to confess that her "entire family is or has been overweight or obese.
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The same survey says 31 percent of adults indicated they were obese last year, up slightly.
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But Benari, now 44, was a very unusual patient in one clear way: He wasn't obese.
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Although Blackburn's insurance covered the surgery, he was disqualified from coverage for not being obese enough.
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According to the World Health Organization, about 41 million children worldwide are now overweight or obese.
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Furthermore, they probably aren't depressed, obese, sleep-deprived, stressed, smoking a lot, or partying too hard.
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They were less likely to be obese, smokers, or to have high blood pressure or diabetes.
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Some of us eat more than sufficient protein; nearly 2 billion people are overweight or obese.
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Also notable: • Odds are pretty high that your country has more obese people than underweight ones.
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I guess not obese and not super skinny, like I could break your bones or something.
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"The Hadza are burning the same energy, but they're not as obese [as Westerners]," Pontzer said.
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That's because by first grade, kids with younger siblings are much less likely to be obese.
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Meanwhile in Guangxi, an agricultural province in the south, less than 6% of adults are obese.
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Personal trainers intentionally gain considerable amounts of weight — the better to relate to their obese clients.
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They're considered severely obese when their weight is 20 percent higher than the cutoff for obesity.
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Around 110 million children and adolescents were obese in 2013, two times more than in 1980.
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"I see so many obese patients, and I really don't have options for them," she said.
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About one-third were overweight or obese, and 22017 percent had hypertension, or high blood pressure.
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In fact, more than one-third of the adult population in the United States is obese.
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In the end, though, doctors diagnosed him with Asperger's Syndrome and told him he was obese.
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"I couldn't ask the company employees to get healthy if I was morbidly obese," she says.
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Most participants were white and overweight or obese, and they were 29 years old on average.
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And as a result, it has become one of the most obese countries on the planet.
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Similarly inactive men were less than twice as likely to be obese than their active counterparts.
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That means that someone who's 5' 9'' tall and weighs 203 pounds or more is obese.
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Most body transformation images show people who go from overweight or obese to thinner and fitter.
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In 2014, more than 26% of the population of the Cook Islands was classified as obese.
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Some are handicapped by diseases of affluence: they drink too much alcohol, smoke, or are obese.
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The average football player, for instance, has a BMI of 31.35, considered obese by these standards.
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A majority of participants were overweight or obese and around 10 percent had high blood pressure.
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Or do you want to be inspired by someone's physical transformation from obese to super fit?
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Over two-thirds of U.S. adults and one-third of U.S. children are overweight or obese.
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One in three Americans is obese, but the quality of treatment for overweight patients is lagging.
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"It's better not to eat too much sugar so that you don't become obese," he said.
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Half of the teens with high blood pressure were overweight or obese, and most were male.
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No increase in the prevalence of being overweight or obese was seen during the school year.
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Instead, what many hear based on the headlines is that it is OK to be obese.
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In those states, urban residents are far less likely to be obese than their rural neighbors.
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Fourteen healthy, non-obese subjects between the ages of 18 and 30 participated in the study.
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I remember seeing obese people having sex, hard drug use, and people dressed in Nazi uniforms.
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Even though I'm healthy now, I will pay later in years of life for being obese.
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We would all have the thrifty alleles, and in modern society we would all be obese.
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From 1976 to 25, just under 246 in 227 American adults, or 280 percent, were obese.
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Nearly 252 million U.S. children and teens are severely obese, a near doubling over 24 years.
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Trump also revealed his apparent obsession with the obese in dismissing Russian sabotage of the election.
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Rockovich noted that an estimated 56% of dogs in the United States are overweight or obese.
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The researchers randomly assigned 13 obese adults to either weight maintenance or diet-induced weight loss.
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Nearly four out of 10 adults are obese; for children, it's nearly two out of 10.
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Bill Maher thinks obese people need a little fat shaming ... in order to save their lives.
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Some 1.23 million young people aged between 5 and 19 are now obese, the research claims.
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The percent of people in India who are obese or overweight has almost tripled since 1990.
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In the end, they wound up with 249 participants who were overweight or obese and sedentary.
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Some 23 million young people aged between 22 and 21.2 are now obese, the research claims.
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The percentage of people in India who are obese or overweight has almost tripled since 63.
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Poorer people are more likely to be obese, smoke, and drink compared to their wealthier counterparts.
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An animal at six is considered clinically overweight, with a score of seven or more, obese.
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About a quarter of all adults are obese, just as when Mr. de Blasio took office.
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Almost two-thirds of the patients were obese, and one in four were had severe obesity.
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Among women with no preeclampsia in the first pregnancy, 14.2% were overweight and 4.9% were obese.
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Indeed, it is more likely for a child to be obese than have an eating disorder.
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I would never, for example, suggest that obese employees lose weight to improve their professional appearance.
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A new study shows that half of Americans will be obese within the next 10 years.
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In the United States, 12.5 percent of children were obese, up from 5 percent in 1980.
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Patients were 47 years old, on average, obese and living with dangerously elevated blood sugar levels.
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Almost 20 percent of American children are obese, as well as about 40 percent of adults.
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As long as an obese person was working on losing weight, they were worthy of appreciation.
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Additionally, roughly 85033 percent of our youth are overweight and 17 percent are classified as obese.
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Over two-thirds of Americans are overweight or obese, but dieting has fallen out of favor.
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Using 2018 data, all troops who scored higher than 30 on the index were considered obese.
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Roughly one quarter of these women were overweight before pregnancy, and about 17 percent were obese.
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Many people simply dismiss sleep apnea as only affecting the obese, but everyone is at risk.
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A 2018 Rand report stated that approximately 66 percent of service members are overweight or obese.
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And in Chinese cities, nearly a fifth of all children are obese, according to government surveys.
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No state is expected to have less than 35 percent of its population qualify as obese.
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In an analysis of data from about 4,000 boys ages 6 to 16, researchers found some evidence of delayed puberty for obese youth compared to normal and overweight boys and some evidence of earlier puberty for overweight boys compared with their normal-weight and obese peers.
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The research, which was published this week in the Nature Communications journal, looked at the food choices of participants who were lean, obese, and obese as a result of the MC4R defect when presented with high- and low-fat foods, and high- and low-sugar foods.
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US data for the past decade indicate that 54% of patients undergoing total hip replacements and 79% of patients undergoing total knee replacements are either obese (with a body-mass index of greater than 30) or morbidly obese (with a BMI of greater than 40), he said.
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In the current analysis, children were 14 years old on average and almost 16 percent were obese.
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Weighing in at 280 pounds, he's also among the one-third of Egyptian adults classified as obese.
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Researchers found that severely obese children were teased and bullied by classmates as early as age six.
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The Republican presidential nominee has a BMI of 29.5, half a point away from the "obese" category.
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Thus, these high hair cortisol values may simply reflect social or biological stress associated with being obese.
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Nina Gibson was alarmed when she was diagnosed as morbidly obese during a visit to her doctor.
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As I approached, I found him on the couch getting a blowjob from an obese older man.
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Not only was I morbidly obese, but I knew I was… and I knew I needed help.
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Calling the president "clearly obese," she alleges that he drinks eight cans of Diet Coke per day.
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People called me fat, obese and ugly and it led me to severely Facetuning every single picture.
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In 2015, 30.4% of Americans 20 and older said they were obese, up from 29.9% in 2014.
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People who are obese have higher rates of heart disease, diabetes, some cancers, arthritis and Alzheimer's disease.
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He believes Hidey's fur became so matted because she's morbidly obese, meaning she can't properly groom herself.
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And 14 million children and adolescents are obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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In the years between 1980 and 2000, the number of Americans who were overweight and obese skyrocketed.
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A BMI under 18.5 is categorised as 'underweight', and BMIs in excess of 30 are considered 'obese'.
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The study involved 1,153 adults who had a body mass index classified as either overweight or obese.
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About 17% of children and adolescents are obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"With your doctor you don't really want to say what you eat," said Gonzalez, who is obese.
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He's at the top end of overweight with a BMI of 29.5 (30 would make him obese).
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By contrast, only 37% of Americans say it's justified to charge very overweight or obese people more.
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Some 90 percent of those with Type 2 diabetes (the most common type) are overweight or obese.
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Reuters Health - Exercise training helps improve daily life for obese adults with asthma, a new study found.
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This wasn't meaningfully different from non-obese people after researchers accounted for whether patients had vascular injury.
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Now we are seeing quite a bit of overweight people, even obese people, and even in children.
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A wheezing, near-obese Donald Trump plays his silverback gorilla routine to huge roars from the crowds.
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An obese heiress, Miss Lick is both obsessed and repulsed by men's desire to fuck hot chicks.
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But almost two-thirds of the participants remained very obese and just one reached a normal weight.
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The people cited in this article — obese subjects and the researchers alike — can complain, overstudy, overmedicate ... whatever.
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I will also be especially careful with the foods that made me obese in the first place.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says a BMI of 85033 and above qualifies as obese.
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Doctors consider an individual with a BMI above 25 to be overweight, and one above 31 obese.
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Based on these criteria, nearly one in five of the study participants was found to be obese.
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One of the most frequent medical problems in obese patients is arthritis of the hip or knee.
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The adorable animals that we have been watching so avidly were obese, diseased, and in terrible distress.
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"Women have changed from obese to overweight," Frank said, and have experienced hip-to-waist ratio improvements.
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Nearly 60 percent of Britain's women and almost 70 percent of its men are overweight or obese.
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Dr. Loomba says that 90 percent of the patients diagnosed with NASH are either overweight or obese.
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In the UK, 26% of adults were classified as obese in 2016, says the National Health Service.
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A whopping 2900 million American children are obese — and millions more are about to join their ranks.
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By 220006, according to a report in Pediatric Obesity, the nation will house 2202 million obese kids.
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Some research shows that leaner people have a stronger thermoregulatory response than those who're overweight or obese.
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Now we're left with lots of obese kids, some of whom have never eaten a dang blueberry.
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For example, "men who are obese have a higher chance of having decreased sperm count," Brown said.
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The short video depicts a nude, morbidly obese individual lying helplessly on top of a McDonald's table.
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Back then, 31 million children in this age group—or just 4.5 percent—were overweight or obese.
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Obese people incur more medical costs, live shorter lives, and miss more work than their thinner counterparts.
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Suddenly, I had, uh, diabetes one and two, I had obese legs, and I had chalky deposits.
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Dr. Topol dismissed as irrelevant the debate about whether the president technically met the definition of obese.
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The fact of the matter is, we are eating software and becoming unhealthy and obese doing it.
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By 2100, that meant that 213 percent of women were obese, while 221 percent of men were.
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It confirmed that overweight and obese women can safely limit their pregnancy weight gain with lifestyle interventions.
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Among women who did develop preeclampsia in their first pregnancy, 20.1% were overweight and 11.8% were obese.
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Tracey's mother is obese, pink, pimpled, tacky, unemployed; her Jamaican father is in and out of prison.
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By those measures, nearly 604 million adults worldwide are obese and 108 million children, the authors reported.
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We thought that people who are overweight and obese might be particularly sensitive to judgment from doctors.
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Mr. Eyal used to be obese, and he kept returning to how he got himself in shape.
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Weight discrimination by physicians causes many who are overweight and obese to avoid going to the doctor.
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For adults, nearly 40 percent were obese in 2015–85033, up from 34 percent in 2007–2008.
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Your vet says, well, one of the challenges is making sure your dog doesn&apost get obese.
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Among the youths who participated in the conventional health curriculum, double that number became overweight or obese.
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Being overweight or obese can contribute to chronic, and costly, conditions such as diabetes and heart disease.
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Children aren't born obese, but we can already see excessive weight gain as early as age 2.
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Many of the men with undiagnosed diabetes were obese, which is a risk factor for the disease.
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Democrats have become less likely to say charging smokers and obese individuals higher insurance rates is justifiable.
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In the U.S., for instance, over two-thirds of adults are overweight, and nearly half are obese.
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The proportion of overweight or obese adults in France was reported to be 15.3 percent in 2014.
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In that same period, almost a quarter -- 23% -- of England's 11-year old boys will be obese.
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If you smoke or if you are obese, your epigenetic markers are likely to be biologically older.
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That weight now puts Trump's body mass index, or BMI, at 30.4, which makes him clinically obese.
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Obese and overweight people gained a voice, shining a light on the casual, daily humiliations they suffer.
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A study released Wednesday predicts that almost half of the U.S. will be obese within a decade.
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In France, one in six adults are considered obese, which is just above to the European average.
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Thirty-nine percent of US adults, are now obese, along with 2114 percent of children and adolescents.
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Summer is actually the most dangerous times for obese pets, they're more likely to overheat and have heatstroke.
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Image: lloorraa (Pixabay)It's well known that Americans have steadily become more overweight and obese over the years.
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About 38.1 percent of non-Hispanic black adults are considered obese, according to CDC data from 2013-2015.
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In other words, the obese people who had the surgery were a relatively healthy group to start with.
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For overweight and obese women, weight cycling was not associated with the risk of heart disease-related deaths.
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Benari's BMI before he underwent the surgery hovered around 53, which made him modestly overweight but not obese.
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People who are inactive or obese or who eat an unhealthy diet have higher levels of harmful inflammation.
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Obese drivers, for example, can "submarine" when in a frontal crash, meaning they slip underneath the lap belt.
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I don't want to say fat so I'm going to use the official medical term: super morbidly obese.
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It's the sound produced when a morbidly obese pigeon flies into the window of a foreclosed Old Navy.
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Globally, the United Nations says 820 million people don't have enough to eat, while two billion are obese.
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If you're sexually abused as a child, you have a higher risk of being obese as an adult.
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In 2012, the National Health and Nutrition Survey found that 34.9% of adults 20 and older were obese.
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"She started off in the morbidly obese category and is now at a normal body weight," O'Connor said.
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Overall, 240 percent of U.S. adults are obese and 217 percent of teenagers are, the two reports find.
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People are considered overweight when their BMI hits 295, and they are obese when it gets to 23.
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They consistently picked the bigger silhouette for the "obese" player and the smaller one for the "normal" player.
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Patients with mild and moderate apnea were typically overweight, and people with severe apnea tended to be obese.
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It's also more common among African Americans, obese people, and those who have diabetes and chronic kidney disease.
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Feeling isolated, it turns out, can have a similar impact on our lifespan as smoking or being obese.
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This is true even if you are older, have type 2 diabetes or are already obese or overweight.
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"Both men and women have increased risks for several cancers if they are overweight or obese," she added.
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More than a third of U.S. adults are obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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You communicate your malaise with fireworks and then toss in an animation of an obese cat eating pizza.
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So actually if you were to do the BMI of a body builder, they would be morbidly obese.
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A recent study in mice provides potential new insights about why previously obese people regain weight so easily.
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An example: the ability to remotely remind diabetic or obese patients to exercise via a regular text message.
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Interestingly, cannabis users don't seem to be any more likely to be overweight or obese than non-users.
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Among children aged five in 2007, 9.6% were obese; by age 11 the proportion had jumped to 19.1%.
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Overall, 27 percent of the women and 41 percent of the men were obese class I or heavier.
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He saw it on my phone, and he took me aside, and he said, 'Dad, am I obese?
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For another, it can't distinguish fat from muscle, thus incorrectly placing some muscular individuals into the "obese" range.
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A 2018 health survey of 300,000 families concluded that about one in five adults was obese, media said.
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About 35 percent of the participants were overweight and about 10 percent were obese, based on their responses.
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Even people who are considered "normal weight" or "non-obese" by traditional standards can fall into this category.
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Obesity rates are lowest among men between 20 and 39 – just a quarter of younger men are obese.
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A 2017 Harvard study suggested that 57% of US kids would be obese by the time they're 35.
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Obese children will be at higher risk for a range of ailments as they age, particularly heart disease.
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It's a shocking statistic and one that climbs every year: Nearly 40 percent of American adults are obese.
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When expectant mothers got early prenatal coverage, babies were less likely to be obese when they grew up.
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More than two-thirds of American adults (including Mr. Trump himself) are considered to be overweight or obese.
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Part of the problem is a reluctance to look past an obese person's weight, patients and doctors say.
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He abused substances, became obese, and said on the Joe Rogan Experience that he wanted to kill himself.
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Government figures estimate that 63% of adults in the county are overweight or obese, and 15% are smokers.
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It is estimated by the National Center for Health Statistics that 40 percent of all Americans are obese.
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They recruited 67 men and women who were between 60 and 74 years old and overweight or obese.
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Almost 37 percent of U.S. adults are obese, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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It's not that if we keep eating like this for a few more decades we'll be morbidly obese.
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Results show that, globally, there are now 107.7 million children and 603.7 million adults who are now obese.
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Obese individuals are costing billions in lost wages and under production, file more workers compensation and disability claims.
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Women with PCOS tend to be obese, or show insulin resistance, which would likely exclude them from flying.
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Morbidly obese at a relatively young age, Edna Blazer was largely homebound, but nevertheless a take-charge parent.
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More than two-thirds of adults and nearly one-third of children and youth are overweight or obese.
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New CDC data says that 18% of American kids are now obese, and so are 40% of adults.
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Longevity in men who were overweight but not obese was similar to that of men of normal weight.
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It's also possible there's some larger reason why a person would become both obese and susceptible to diseases.
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Most who have it lose significant amounts of weight — but many of them remain overweight, or even obese.
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At least six million obese teenagers in the United States are candidates for weight-loss surgery, experts estimate.
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On average, they were overweight or obese, about a third smoked, and more than a fifth had diabetes.
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They all had a body mass index above 30, which classified them as obese, according to the CDC.
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In fact, the odds of them being obese were 39% lower than kids who drank reduced-fat milk.
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Three years after surgery, the teens' average reduction in BMI was 193%, which meant they were still obese.
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Remember those carts in the animated film Wall-E that carted around the obese humans of the future?
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The National Institute of Health states that 74% of American males are considered to be obese or overweight.
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Obese is a far cry from "slightly overweight", which is what Dr. Oz declared Mr. Trump to be.
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More than one-third of American adults are obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Of course, not everyone who drinks a can of Coke or eats a cheeseburger is overweight or obese.
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Trump was found to be clinically obese in his physical exam last year, weighing in at 243 pounds.
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More than one in three adult Americans are obese according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Standing at 6 feet, 3 inches, Trump is just below the "obese" range on the body mass index.
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"We talk about 'people with obesity,' not 'obese people,' a phrasing that is more about identity," he said.
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A decade earlier, about 38 percent of women and 53 percent of men were obese, the study found.
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If you are obese or overweight, fasting is an effective weight-loss method, if you stick to it.
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There's a lot people can do even if they're obese or overweight and struggling to shed excess pounds.
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But obese women were significantly more likely to anticipate discomfort nursing in front of even close female friends.
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Of the 9,283 people who responded, 17.2 percent of cannabis users were obese, versus 25.3 percent of nonusers.
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Certainly when you get to my level, which my doctor says is "morbidly obese," you have a problem.
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They are also much more likely to be obese and die from diabetes compared with their white counterparts.
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Over 30 and you're considered obese, while you'd fall into the underweight category if you clock in under 18.5.
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Children of obese parents may be at risk for developmental delays, says the study, published in the journal Pediatrics.
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In the back of the pub, under a table, lies Fiep—an obese black cat that confirms all stereotypes.
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About 20403% of people with heart disease have arthritis, 47.1% of diabetics and 30.6% of people who are obese.
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Adults in the poorest places were twice as likely to smoke and 50 percent more likely to be obese.
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In addition, there was a 22% chance of becoming overweight and a 103% chance of becoming obese, she added.
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That sum dwarfs the costs of being overweight and obese, which the report's authors tallied at $500 billion annually.
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By 2025, the study estimates, 43% of women and 45% of men in the United States will be obese.
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The study involved 73 overweight and obese participants who were divided into two groups: early eaters and late eaters.
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Children who are from ethnic minorities, short, obese, disabled, gay or have poor social skills are at higher risk.
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The team noted they measured just BMI and not body fat, but most obese Americans have too much fat.
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A BMI of 30 or over is considered obese, while a BMI of 0.23 to 29 is considered overweight.
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That said, people with binge eating disorder can be underweight, obese, or any size in between, according to NEDA.
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Eight months ago, a 7-year-old obese dachshund appropriately named "Fat Vincent" tipped the scales at 38 pounds.
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The researchers noted that the guts of both the obese mothers and their young were bereft of L. reuteri.
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A BMI of 25 to 29.9 is considered overweight, and a BMI of 30 or greater is considered obese.
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For patients who are classified as overweight or obese, there tend to be more risks associated with IVF treatments.
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"Hannah has been a role model to me as someone who understands the struggle of being obese," he says.
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"In fact, even patients that are non-obese but have type 2 diabetes can get these operations," Gagner added.
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Some 27% of British adults are obese, the sixth-highest proportion in the OECD, up from 14% in 1990.
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We already know that overweight or obese people are systematically discriminated against in almost all areas of public life.
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As for Americans 20 and older, 30.4% reported that they were obese last year, up from 29.9% in 2014.
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"I respect your confidence but obese and overweight usually go hand in hand with health issues," wrote one commenter.
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People have also criticized Disney over the character's size, accusing them of encouraging a stereotype that Polynesians are obese.
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If a woman is obese (a BMI of 30 or greater), the recommended range is 11 to 20 lbs.
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"Looking at society in general, overweight and obese people are less likely to perceive themselves as aberrant," he said.
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Ultimately, the universe doesn't care whether these obese celestial sporks are really spoons, forks, or both—that's our problem.
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They were also twice as likely to smoke, to be obese and to have anxiety, depression, hypertension or diabetes.
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When researchers did the same experiment with young obese women, they saw improvements in blood pressure and metabolic function.
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According to Vidal-Puig, obese people have less brown fat than lean people -- and the same applies for diabetics.
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As Majid Ezzati, the study's senior author, told Bloomberg, the rise of obese people and underweight people is correlated.
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Yet, compared to the wild grasses they are bred from, the ears of modern cereal plants are grotesquely obese.
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As recently as 2012, more than a third of kids were classified as overweight or obese, the CDC says.
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Compared to non-obese patients, people with severe obesity were more than twice as likely to have vascular injury.
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Patients with less extreme obesity were still 77 percent more likely to have vascular injury than non-obese individuals.
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Globally, two billion people suffer from insufficient vitamins and minerals and 1.9 billion adults qualify as overweight or obese.
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The decline in weight-loss efforts occurred mostly among adults who were overweight but not yet obese, Zhang added.
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The shapes these gargantuan gourds take on betray their overfed sedentary lifestyle; they are nothing if not obese pumpkins.
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Look at this fucking king: The important thing to note about this photo is that McAdoo is not obese.
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Among obese mothers with the lowest folic acid levels, the risk of obesity in their children more than tripled.
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Well, my employer has to pay $2,750 per employee for obesity management and medicine, whether I'm obese or not.
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By age 65, one third were obese, with 18% of men and 32% of women at a normal weight.
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They had once dated the same girl, who was now So-and-So's wife and obese after three kids.
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The National Health Commission Office reckons that about half of Thailand's 349,000-odd monks are either overweight or obese.
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Take another of the shows I like, "My 600-lb Life," about morbidly obese people struggling with their weight.
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Required resources - such as specialized exam tables and chairs - help accommodate obese patients hospitalized for other reasons, he said.
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I'm neither an old man nor obese, but I am someone offended by this kind of gratuitous, needless insinuation.
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People who aren't quite as obese have an 230 to 240 percent higher risk of developing reduced kidney function.
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Roughly one-third of adult Americans are now obese; two-thirds are overweight; and diabetes afflicts some 29 million.
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Studies showing that obese and overweight women are more likely to die of their breast cancer date back decades.
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If that were true, then drugs that reverse these changes might be able to help obese people lose weight.
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Roughly 40% of American adults were considered obese in 2016, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Someone with a high proportion of muscle, which weights more than fat, could be considered obese by this standard.
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Obese white boys entered the more advanced stages of puberty later at around 15.4 years old, a significant delay.
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Between 2015 and 2016, 39.8% of American adults were obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The country is the 17th most obese in the world, but a fitness craze is beginning to take hold.
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About half a billion adults were obese in 2014, roughly 11 percent of men and 15 percent of women.
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Hutchinson was diagnosed with prediabetes at the time and was obese, with severe arthritis and a history of depression.
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"What we know is that people who have strong social connections tend not to be so obese," she added.
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While that's certainly encouraging news, it also means that overweight and obese people are living longer with associated diseases.
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Today, one in three of America's kids and teens are overweight or obese – nearly triple the rate in 2628.
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So compromised respiratory function is not reserved just for the severely and morbidly obese but also the mildly overweight.
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Trump is 20183'3 and weighs 243 pounds, which means he's gained a few pounds and is now technically obese.
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This is a big deal at least in the U.S., where more than one-third of adults are obese.
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We can guarantee that she didn't specifically ask for a chair that can hold her "super-morbidly-obese" frame.
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They were also more likely to have higher BMIs, meaning they were more likely to be overweight or obese.
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The idea was to give leptin to obese patients so their brains would think they had too much fat.
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An estimated 17 percent of children aged 2 to 19 are obese, and approximately two million children have hypertension.
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The least-recommended weight loss treatment was bariatric surgery, prescribed for only 15 of the doctors' morbidly obese patients.
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In fact, having weak social networks is a greater risk factor for dying early than being obese or sedentary.
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Only some of the mice became obese — almost every one of which had been on a high-fat diet.
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That puts it in striking distance of the United States, where 12.7 percent of children were obese in 2015.
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But while watching porn of an obese couple having sex, Kerns saw a classmate in front of her scoff.
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For obese people who&aposve given up on health, she says the show can provide a dose of hope.
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"We need to make the public aware that there's no time that it's OK to be obese," Berger said.
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Those living at 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) had more modest, but still significant, 7.5% lower odds of being obese.
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Research has long showed that people who live on ultra-processed food tend to be more obese and overweight.
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Formerly obese, he lost nearly 50 pounds during law school, but later suffered severe injuries in a car accident.
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The researchers wound up recruiting 61 volunteers, most of them middle-aged and inactive; all were overweight or obese.
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The data so far indicates that this would include older adults, the obese and people with underlying medical conditions.
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Obese patients need a holistic, personalized program in conjunction with ongoing support in order to make lasting behavioral changes.
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Compared to nonfrail individuals, people who developed frailty were more likely to be women, older, less educated and obese.
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"It wasn't easy to become obese" in England in the 1940s, Gordon writes, when milk and butter were rationed.
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More than 70% of American adults are overweight or obese, a recent National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey found.
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Being overweight, or in this case borderline obese, does increase Trump's risk for diabetes, heart disease and high cholesterol.
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At the start of the study, women were around 43 years old on average and typically overweight or obese.
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To be specific, over two-thirds of U.S. adults and an alarming number of children are obese or overweight.
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More than 35 percent of Corn State residents are obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Being overweight or obese can lead to health problems like type-2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease.
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Participants were 22019 years old on average and typically obese, with an average body mass index (BMI) of 30.
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Researchers asked 2689 overweight and obese adults to wear step trackers and set goals to increase their daily steps.
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If current trends continue, Walvin observes, the majority of the British and American population may be obese by 2050.
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After seeing the obese girl in the doctor's waiting room, Mr. Verma couldn't shake his concern about junk food.
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You should also check out her feature story, out Monday, about Jewel, an obese teen who had bariatric surgery.
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If a skinny patient receives a transplant from an obese donor, for example, does it lead to weight gain?
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Here are some facts about the rising problem: * Obesity worldwide has doubled between 1980 and 2014, and most people live in countries where being overweight and obese kills more people than being underweight * At least 2.8 million people die each year as a result of being overweight or obese * Childhood obesity is one of the most serious public health challenges of the 21st century, says the World Health Organization (WHO) * More than 5.43 billion adults were overweight in 2014, and 600 million were obese.
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Research on the health benefits diet and exercise in obese adults has generally focused on younger people, researchers note in the Journals of Gerontology Series B. Calorie restriction isn't widely recommended for obese older adults who exercise, however, because of concern about the potential for malnutrition or loss of muscle mass and strength.
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While more research is still needed with longer-term outcomes, results from the current study and other research to date suggest that what's best for severely obese patients may be different than what's ideal for people who aren't quite as obese, said Dr. Brian Smith of UC Irvine Health in Orange, California.
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While the number of adolescents who are overweight or obese has leveled off in recent years, the number who are severely obese — heavy enough to qualify for bariatric surgery — has nearly doubled from 1999 to 153, according to national data, going from 5.2 to 10.2 percent of all adolescents aged 12 to 215.
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If our egos are obese with amour-propre, social media can indeed serve up the empty emotional carbs we crave.
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A study published in The Lancet in March of 2016 found obese people in the world now outnumber the undernourished.
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This is in stark contrast with the US, for instance, where roughly two thirds of adults are overweight or obese.
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Being overweight or obese is also becoming the norm, so people may feel less pressure to lose weight, he says.
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Both overweight and obesity are based on your body mass index but "obese" generally means having a much higher BMI.
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And as with any successful diet, losing weight can also lower the risk of diabetes, if you're overweight or obese.
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So it's likely the above numbers are actually an underestimation of how many people are obese in any given state.
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At 6-foot-2, that still makes him about 25 pounds overweight, but he's no longer in the obese category.
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They point to the fact that nearly 40 percent of Americans are obese, according to the Center for Disease Control.
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In 2013, 40% of women in South Africa were obese, in contrast to a rate of just 12% among men.
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We also know that when people are obese as children, it can cut into life expectancy in a serious way.
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Around 26-20% of the adult population in many rich countries, and over 30% in America, are now clinically obese.
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People with diabetes may be overweight or obese, and have diabetes complications that impair how blood vessels and nerves function.
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Similarly, 35.1% of black men said they were obese, compared with 32% and 30.2% of Hispanic and white men, respectively.
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First, the team estimated how common being overweight or obese was among both children and adults from 1980 to 2015.
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Nearly a fifth of nine-year-old boys and 13-year-old girls are overweight or obese, says the report.
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Each had a body mass index between 22.0 and 28.0, making them either normal weight or overweight, but not obese.
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When Steve Tanen was a teenager, he was continually bullied and shamed for being obese — but after losing 100 lbs.
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Nearly one in three American children is overweight or obese (measured as a body mass index of 30 or more).
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For the study, researchers tracked 471 overweight or obese adults between the ages of 18 and 34 for two years.
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Men who started out metabolically healthy and obese had three times the risk compared to metabolically healthy normal-weight men.
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A shortened play clock might also make obese linemen lose weight, since there'd be less standing around and more hustling.
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That is to say, gut microbes from a previously obese mouse were enough to make a lean mouse get fat.
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But other studies have suggested that people who have more propionate in their system are more likely to be obese.
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Women with poorly controlled asthma were also more likely to be smokers, obese and use other non-asthma-related medications.
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People with long commutes are more likely to say they are obese, have high cholesterol and neck or back pain.
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Although O'Toole had grown up overweight, she had become "clinically obese" from fast food dinners and a lack of exercise.
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It saw the most savings, not surprisingly, among overweight and obese workers, the ones who were getting hurt the most.
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An obese adult at that height would weigh at least 203 pounds and have a BMI of 30 or more.
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It makes sense that obese couples would take longer to conceive because excess weight doesn't just impact fertility in women.
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The world has more overweight and obese than hungry people, highlighting fundamental problems with both food quality and its allocation.
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I know I'm not at my goal or anywhere near it after Baby 2 but dammit I don't feel obese.
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About 10 years ago, studies came out showing that the microbiomes of obese and lean people and rodents were different.
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Running dog triathlons can keep pups from becoming obese and can create positive behavioral changes in dogs with separation anxiety.
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Hedges offered Darlene the role of Leo DiCaprio's morbidly obese mom in 'Gilbert Grape,' which became an instant classic. RIP
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They refused to stop at houses—and no one even asked them to haul an obese man down a chimney.
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Stay at my current weight (overweight though not obese) or diet and risk lowering my already low metabolism even more?
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There was no way he could bring obese people in and make them exercise that much and diet that strenuously.
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A new federal report shows that more Americans are obese despite an overall increase in the rate of regular exercise.
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But the proportion of people who are overweight and obese has been increasing worldwide since the 1970s, the researchers note.
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Many who depend on food pantries are not underfed, but are, like Ms. Lathon, obese and diabetic, experts have found.
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"There is some evidence that weight loss (among those who are obese) can prevent the development of cancer," she added.
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For obese individuals, muscle loss doesn't tend to be much of a problem unless they severely restrict their calorie intake.
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Cardiovascular disease among obese people contributed to 41 percent of BMI-related deaths, and 34 percent of disability cases, globally.
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Nearly 40% of adults in the United States are obese or overweight -- a sharp rise over the past few years.
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Trump is considered overweight and borderline obese at 6 feet 3 inches (1.9 meters) tall and 239 pounds (108 kg).
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The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that 40 billion adults worldwide are overweight and a further 225 million are obese.
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But the obese are subject to the most severe forms of discrimination, which we previously worked so hard to abolish.
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It's estimated that nearly one in five children and teens is obese -- and obesity is not just an American problem.
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Looking at the broader picture, this equated to roughly 5.6% of girls and 7.8% of boys being obese last year.
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Research has shown that doctors may spend less time with obese patients and fail to refer them for diagnostic tests.
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But, he added, another reason for poor outcomes in obese cancer patients is almost certainly that medical care is compromised.
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As of 2016, about 35 percent of children were overweight and another 26 percent were obese, a recent study found.
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But people with lipodystrophy had the most severe insulin resistance he had ever seen, and they were far from obese.
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Overall, about 60 percent of the boys were normal weight, while 17 percent were overweight and 23 percent were obese.
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And 68 percent of respondents said it was riskier — not safer — to remain obese than to have weight loss surgery.
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And 24637 percent of respondents said it was riskier — not safer — to remain obese than to have weight loss surgery.
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And women who are obese report more than three times as much shaming and discrimination as men of equal obesity.
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By contrast, extremely obese women had almost twice the risk of developing atrial fibrillation as women at a healthy weight.
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The Democrats cannot at once attack Trump for vetoing obese spending bills, and then hypocritically blame soaring deficits on him.
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Mothers of children with ASD were likely to be older, obese and to have diabetes diagnosed before or during pregnancy.
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But with more than one-third of Americans obese, is there a healthy way to indulge in the sweet treat?
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Children who rarely if ever had regular mealtimes at age 3 were less likely to be obese by age 11.
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Mice that got microbes from an obese twin gained weight; the others remained lean, despite eating the exact same diet.
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Brown said mothers should not share a bed if they take sedative medications, are very obese or are extremely tired.
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There's actually two kinds of gynecomastia—there's glandular and the kind that comes from being obese, where it's mostly fat.
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In these surreal scenes, an obese pig disembowels a butcher, while beautiful women torture men trapped within IKEA-esque structures.
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Among the offspring of obese mothers, those given the live bacteria developed normally while the control mice developed social problems.
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In the study, being older, male, black, less educated, obese or a smoker was more common with advancing periodontitis severity.
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People with mental health disorders are more likely to be obese than other individuals, researchers note in the journal Obesity.
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So she indulges her only child, Samuel, 13, who is obese, with a plump round face and a big belly.
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Polynesia and Micronesia recorded the highest rate of childhood obesity, with a quarter of its young population classed as obese.
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They found no change in allergies or asthma, cavities, height, blood pressure, weight, or indicators for being overweight or obese.
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She was told that she made the children feel doubly like misfits because they were saddled with an obese teacher.
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In other words, perceiving oneself as obese is what is associated with an increased risk of depression and even suicidality.
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In line with reality, two-thirds of these children were programmed to rarely exercise and many were overweight or obese.
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The new reality is captured by a single, stark fact: Across the world, more people are now obese than underweight.
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There are many biological reasons why people become obese, a topic, Kerns says, that is not explored in the show.
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Collins pointed to survey data showing that more than 18 percent of young people in the United States are obese.
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But the rates among farmworkers here are significantly higher: 85 percent are overweight or obese compared with 69 percent nationally.
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More than one in five American teens are obese, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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In these countries, about 1 in 5 boys was obese, and rates of obesity among girls were only slightly lower.
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Some recent reports have suggested that women who give birth by cesarean section are more likely to have obese children.
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If the mother is obese, weight could also pose an increased risk that a child could develop cancer, Goldberg said.
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It's now estimated that if current trends continue, more than half of today's children will be obese by age 85033.
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Basically you sew together an obese mouse that is missing leptin with a slim mouse, surgically attaching their circulatory systems.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 85033 percent of adults are overweight or obese.
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More than half of Americans in 29 states, mostly in the South and the Midwest, are projected to be obese.
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"In general, even among women without major chronic diseases before pregnancy, we observed significant differences in fetal growth between obese and non-obese pregnant women," said lead study author Dr. Cuilin Zhang of the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland.
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These patients had the most severe symptoms (such as kidney damage), a very dysfunctional metabolism, and were typically overweight or obese.
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In one more study, chewing gum regularly for eight weeks did not help facilitate weight loss in overweight and obese adults.
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Overweight and obese participants grew from 53 percent of respondents in the period 1988-23 to 66 percent in 2009-2014.
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The U.K. ranks ninth for children (those aged 2 to 19) who are overweight or obese of the 34 OECD countries.
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Study participants who used vaginal estrogen were less likely to be black or African-American, Hispanic, current smokers, diabetic or obese.
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The FDA has approved the use of a stomach pump device, AspireAssist, to aid in the weight loss of obese patients.
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They gave a dieting app to a group of 32 obese adults and asked them to self-report over various seasons.
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This reduction in mature eggs was even greater in women who were also overweight, obese or over the age of 37.
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New research is shedding light on exactly how weight loss impacts an obese person's success with IVF — for better or worse.
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For example, he cited a study that suggested that long-term dieting helps obese patients lose weight and improve their health.
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"I think of it now, and I was selling sugar water to kids and today they are getting obese," he said.
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That's obese — medically defined as having a body mass index (BMI), a measure of height to weight, that's more than 25.8.
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"Your Bubbe loved to fatten me up even when the doctors would shame her for how obese I was," he said.
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In 2014, an estimated 52.7% of U.S. dogs were overweight or obese, according to the National Pet Obesity Awareness Day Survey.
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Dr. Lobstein said he had been surprised by the "extraordinary increase" in the number of obese children forecast by the report.
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In 1985, less than 1 percent of boys and about 1.5 percent of girls in the Shandong province were considered obese.
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I worry about going to a place like Japan, where obese people are quite rare — less than 4% of the population.
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The current study focused on 100 overweight and obese women who were sedentary and had recently completed treatment for breast cancer.
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Additionally, obese people may be at an increased risk of miscarriage, and pregnancy conditions such as pre-eclampsia and gestational diabetes.
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Just 58 men and 114 women, or 3 percent of the study population, qualified as "metabolically healthy obese" at the start.
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"Being obese has a major impact on your life chances generally, and specifically when it comes to employment," Professor Nickson explains.
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Still, Americans have supported higher premiums for smokers and opposed such measures for obese individuals since 2004, according to Gallup's data.
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They looked at more than a thousand overweight or obese people who weren't currently depressed, but were at risk for depression.
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" Manigault-Newman also asserts her belief that Trump "is clearly obese" and his "terrible health habits have caught up with him.
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More than two in three American adults are considered to be obese or overweight, with body mass indexes 25 and higher.
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Being overweight or obese may increase the risk of many health problems, including type 2 diabetes, heart disease and certain cancers.
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Graphic: Gelesis (Business Wire)Overweight and obese people will soon have a new medical option to help them manage their weight.
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Participants using normal weight avatars showed increased physical activity (more wrist and waist movement) compared to gamers who used obese avatars.
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According to a 2017 study from The New England Journal of Medicine, roughly 53% of the world's population is now obese.
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"If you can increase the brown fat in obese and diabetic people then you can improve their situation," says Vidal-Puig.
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The vast majority of babies born to obese mothers are large for their gestational age with "organ maturity delay," said Artal.
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The study points out that, if current trends continue, one-fifth of adults worldwide will be obese by 2025, Bloomberg reports.
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According to the World Obesity Federation, 50 percent of women in Saudi Arabia are obese, compared to 22012 percent of men.
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Airline companies have explored a variety of ways to accommodate overweight or obese passengers, covering both seat design and cabin layout.
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The same park was under scrutiny after conservation groups were outraged at images of obese tigers, thought to be seriously ill.
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Of course, the problem with this heightened sugar intake is that it makes Americans more likely to be overweight or obese.
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You're considered overweight if your BMI is between 25 to 29.9 and you're obese if your BMI is 30 or above.
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The number of obese and overweight children has nearly doubled since 1990, from 5.4m to 10.3m, says the World Health Organisation.
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Soon after his recovery, he replaced tobacco with food and began to overeat as a means of compensation, eventually becoming obese.
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Willson's team tested 516, first in a test tube and then on middle-aged, obese monkeys, and the results were exciting.
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The National Center for Health Statistics found that 31.4 percent of Americans over the age of 20 were obese in 21625.
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Studies show, for example, that people who are already obese may be more susceptible to metabolic harm from sugar than others.
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Long-term studies show dieters are more likely than non-dieters to become obese over the next one to 15 years.
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That's why we can't extend the results from studies of overweight and obese participants to people with less fat to lose.
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Then you might be piqued by a diet book from two self-described "formerly obese economists" on how to lose weight.
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Previous studies showed that 70 percent of Mexican adults and 30 percent of Mexican children were overweight or obese in 2012.
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And everyone with metabolic syndrome was obese, while the other patients tended to have a healthy weight or be slightly overweight.
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Just one sugary beverage per day can raise a child's risk of becoming obese by 60%, a 2001 Harvard study found.
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Using total body weight, as is routine for normal-weight people, would result in an overdose for obese patients, he said.
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If you are an obese child, your teacher is more likely to assume you're less intelligent than if you were slim.
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When being overweight or obese is likely to be the cause, lifestyle changes are the preferred route to lowering blood pressure.
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Obese or overweight people are often viewed as lacking self-control, which then translates to a lack of desirable leadership skills.
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"That said, there are plenty of other good reasons not to smoke, not to be obese, and to exercise," Coggon said.
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