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The Obesity Society issues new position statement:

The Obesity Society issues new position statement:
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New weight-loss drug heralded as game changer in national obesity crisis

The CDC says 42.4% of all adults in the United States suffer from obesity.

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Newly approved weight loss drug heralded as game changer - Cerritos Community News

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Newly approved drug heralded as game changer in the growing national obesity crisis

The CDC says 42.4% of all adults in the United States suffer from obesity.

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BMI may not accurately measure health in non-white people, major study finds

BMI may not accurately measure health in non-white people, major study finds INSIDER 3 days ago © Jose Luis Pelaez/Getty Images Jose Luis Pelaez/Getty Images Body mass index may not be an accurate measure of health for everyone, a new study suggests. Data from 1.5 million people found public health advice was based on risk levels for white people. Current medical standards may lead to health inequities for Black and Asian people, researchers said. Evidence suggests body mass index (BMI) may not be a helpful measuring tool for non-white people. BMI is often used to assess risk of diabetes and other chronic conditions, but it could cause dangerous health inequities for Black and South Asian people, and other populations, according to research published May 11 in The Lancet Diabetes and Endocrinology and presented at the 2021 European Congress on Obesity.

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