Education protects urban women from obesity

Having some sort of formal education might protect urban women in sedentary occupations from becoming obese, a new study reveals.

About the Diabetic Food Pyramid

If you are a newly diagnosed type 2 diabetic, making delicious and attractive

Sleep deprived? Don't hit the grocery store

If you're running low on steam because of a sleepless night, it's probably best to avoid grocery shopping.

Genetic testing for obesity: a tool for empowerment?

Getting tested for obesity genes may help people struggling with weight issues banish feelings of self-blame, a new

For older women, exercising once a week may be enough

Is it possible that some people can build strength and endurance by only exercising once a week?

The Importance of Diabetic Foot Care

Low inflammation could explain 'healthy' obesity

Low levels of inflammation might explain why some people who are obese can be metabolically healthy, a new

'Maintain, don't gain' approach might work better for obese black women

Historically, programs aimed at helping black women lose weight are not as successful as interventions used on black men, white men or white women.

Diabetes Drug Might Increase Life Span

'Fat letters' the latest tactic against childhood obesity

The latest weapon being used to fight childhood obesity has nothing to do with nutrition or exercise.

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