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Are Doctors Properly Educated and Trained Regarding Obesity?
In a study from Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, researchers found that medical students and doctors may have very little training regarding methods...
Toxic Sugar Lifestyle Fuels Obesity, Cancer and more [Video]
Sugar is present in the American diet in alarming ways. The American lifestyle of eating high amounts of processed foods can be deadly and...
Soda Consumption and Lack of Physical Activity Linked to Obesity
Far too many children spend most of their free time in front of the television or a computer. If they also drink sodas at...
Childhood Education, Nutrition and Fitness Can Beat Obesity Epidemic
In a breakthrough study from the University of Michigan Health System, researchers have discovered that long term obesity may be extremely difficult to reverse....
Sedentary Lifestyle and Obesity Linked to Kidney Disease and Impotence
Children and adults who spend most of their time sitting instead of being physically active substantially increase their risk for developing serious health problems....
Obesity Linked to Higher Cancer Risk: You Can Do Something About It
According to a new study reported in Cancer Research, individuals who are obese have a higher risk of developing potentially fatal cancer when compared...
Obesity & Unhealthy Diets Boosting Strokes in Younger People
People often mistakenly believe that strokes are health issues that only happen to older people, well advanced into their late 60s, 70s or older....
Study: Skipping Breakfast Leads to Obesity (Doughnuts Aren’t Breakfast)
Depending on which survey you trust, anywhere from 10 to 50 percent of Americans skip breakfast, at least on weekdays, and many of the...
Obesity Begins in the Womb
For pregnant mothers, the importance of eating a healthy, balanced diet is never greater. Recent research indicates that even for mothers who are overweight...
PFC Exposure During Pregnancy May Contribute to Obesity
In a study from Emory University, researchers have found that PFC (polyfluoroalkyl compounds) exposure in pregnant mothers may contribute to development of obesity later in life.
