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2. Report: More Orange County children facing hunger during pandemic
  
  Explore The Orange County Register Nov 5 2020 Financial , Social
  
  ... Orange Countys children are improving in many ways, the countys youngest residents continue to struggle with obesity, poverty, housing and getting enough to eat issues that COVID-19 appears to be worsening according t...
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  Mentions: Southern CA News Obesity
3. 5 Lifestyle Changes to Make After A Heart Attack, According To Cardiologists - Prevention.com
  
  Explore Prevention.com Sep 1 2020 Physical
  
  ...ple likely still have the same lifestyle habits and health biomarkers (like high blood pressure and abdominal obesity) that contributed to their first heart attack. And of course, their genetics haven’t changed. Thankful...
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4. Middle-Age Obesity May Increase Odds for Dementia
  
  Explore WebMD Jun 25 2020 Physical
  
  ...hile obesity was a risk for both men and women, the risk of dementia was even higher for women with abdominal obesity -- a condition measured by their waist size. Over an average follow-up of 11 years, they were 39% more...
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  Mentions: University College London Mount Sinai Obesity
5. Loneliness endangers the body as well: how to stay connected with elderly loved ones | Society
  
  Explore theguardian.com Mar 31 2020 Social
  
  ...ted risk factors for premature mortality,” says bioethicist and physician Jacob Appel. Along with smoking and obesity, loneliness ranks among what Appel calls the “triad of potentially preventable causes of early death”....
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6. Untreated Sleep Apnea Puts Your Heart at High Risk
  
  Explore WebMD Feb 3 2020 Physical
  
  ...points to several major warning signs and risk factors for sleep apnea: snoring, choking or gasping, fatigue, obesity and high blood pressure. "Anyone who experiences snoring, choking or gasping during sleep should talk ...
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  Mentions: American Academy of Sleep Medicine Obesity sleep apnea
7. Obesity, second to smoking as the most preventable cause of US deaths, needs new approaches
  
  Explore Medical Xpress Jan 27 2020 Physical
  
  ...e serious public health threats obscure an ever-present and growing calamity of obesity in the United States. Obesity is second only to cigarette smoking as a leading preventable death in the U.S. Nearly one in five deat...
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  Mentions: Medicare Obesity cardiovascular disease
8. Experts Support Weight-Loss Surgery for Obese Kids
  
  Explore WebMD Oct 28 2019 Physical
  
  ...y of treatment, medical care is unlikely to significantly change the trajectory for most children with severe obesity," she said in an academy news release. Current rates of severe obesity are 7.9% in children, 9.7% amon...
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  Mentions: American Academy of Pediatrics New Orleans AAP
9. Obesity May Be Upping Rates of Pancreatic Cancer Worldwide
  
  Explore WebMD Oct 23 2019 Physical
  
  ...h rates. Especially in these more affluent countries, the rise in risk factors for pancreatic cancer, such as obesity and diabetes, could be driving the increase in cases, Malekzadeh said. The good news: Those risk facto...
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10. Nearly 5 Million American Kids Are Obese, New Study Finds
  
  Explore WebMD Oct 10 2019 Physical
  
  ...sity seems to have stalled: The report's authors said that no states had statistically significant changes in obesity rates between 2016 and 2017-2018. The report also noted large racial and ethnic disparities. Obesity r...
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11. Biliopancreatic diversion improves insulin sensitivity, but some concerns remain
  
  Explore Medical Xpress Oct 7 2019 Physical
  
  ...creatic diversion surgery were found to be more sensitive to insulin. Klein noted that while the patients had obesity, none had been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. The study was structured that way because the researche...
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12. Diets High in Processed Foods a Recipe for Obesity
  
  Explore WebMD May 17 2019 Physical
  
  ...ere more likely to gain weight. THURSDAY, May 16, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers have long believed the obesity epidemic is at least partly related to the proliferation of highly processed foods. Now, new research ...
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  Mentions: Diabetes Obesity Kidney
13. FUJIFILM Unveils CT Scanner with Ultra-Wide Bore for Radiology, Radiotherapy
  
  Explore med-life.news Nov 2 2018
  
  ...For the clinicians working on the front lines of the obesity epidemic, FUJIFILM is releasing in the U.S.a new wide-bore CT scanner, which is available in ...
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  Mentions: Obesity Jorg Lorscheider
14. Wellness programs aren't generating Medicare savings
  
  Explore modernhealthcare.com Feb 27 2018 Financial
  
  ...icare beneficiaries, and that study found no evidence of cost savings. Seniors in wellness programs targeting obesity, falling and chronic conditions are not sparking healthcare spending decreases, according to a federal...
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  Mentions: University of Chicago Medicare CMS
15. The New Health Care: The Connection Between Retiring Early and Living Longer
  
  Explore The New York Times Jan 29 2018 Financial
  
  ...rtality reduction associated with retirement is attributable to cardiovascular and digestive system diseases. Obesity, smoking and alcohol consumption, as well as reduced exercise and stress, can all contribute to these....
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16. Autism and Obesity: Genetic and Behavioral Links
  
  Explore theatlantic.com Jan 28 2018 Mental
  
  ...ility to obesity. “In kids like this, it could be differences in hormones and biochemistry that contribute to obesity, rather than too much screen time,” says Broder-Fingert. In 2010, two groups of scientists found that ...
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