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Proposed BMI changes could label millions of over-40s as obese in the UK | Mirror Online

A new system of classifying obesity based on BMI could see millions of Brits classed as obese - here's how you can measure your own BMI and see if you are at risk

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Millions of Brits could be labelled obese under new BMI guidelines

A proposed revamp of the BMI system could see millions of Brits being classified as obese, as experts warn the current guidelines are failing to identify those at risk

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A user-centred implementation strategy for tuberculosis contact investigation in Uganda: protocol for a stepped-wedge, cluster-randomised trial - Uganda

A user-centred implementation strategy for tuberculosis contact investigation in Uganda: protocol for a stepped-wedge, cluster-randomised trial - Uganda
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Research shows voluntary commitments by big food compan

New research from Wits University’s Centre for Health Economics and Decision Sciences, just published in Nature Food, shows that voluntary commitments by major food and drinks companies to take actions in support of public health don’t work. And not only that, in low- and middle-income coun.

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Businesses near Byron Bay tell vaccinated people to STAY OUT

Share Eve Sinton said their hairdresser would not let her into her shop because she had an AstraZeneca shot. I have had first AstraZeneca shot. My hairdresser [in Mullumbimby] has put a sign on the shop door saying she won t admit people who have been vaxxed, they wrote on Twitter. We need to stop this ridiculous anti vaxx propaganda. She s a lovely person. Probably means well. I need a new hairdresser. Mullumbimby is a half hour drive from Byron Bay, and has some of the lowest child vaccination rates in the country Former paramedic and the founder of a World Health Organisation-endorsed vaccination website Heidi Robertson said she saw similar signs on a main strip of Mullumbimby.

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