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Overweight based on BMI alone not an appropriate measurement for all-cause mortality

Overweight based on BMI alone not an appropriate measurement for all-cause mortality
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Study Highlights Limitations Of Body Mass Index In Predicting Death

Study Highlights Limitations Of Body Mass Index In Predicting Death
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Study: Being overweight not linked to early death

Being overweight as defined by the body mass index rating scale is not linked to an increase in death when considered separately from other health issues, a new study found.

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Study highlights limitations of BMI in predicting death

People classified as overweight though not obese are not at a higher risk of death, according to a new study that underscores the limitations of the body mass index (BMI), long a standard medical metric. The findings, published in the journal PLOS ONE, come as populations in both rich and…

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Study highlights limitations of body mass index in predicting death

WASHINGTON People classified as overweight though not obese are not at a higher risk of death, according to a new study Wednesday that underscores the limitations of the body mass index (BMI), long a standard medical metric.The findings, published in the journal PLOS ONE, come as populations in both rich and poor countries are becoming heavier. In the United States, more

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