Higher BMI linked to fewer severe brain lesions in Tibetan inpatients
A cross-sectional study of 499 high-altitude Tibetan neurological inpatients found that higher BMI was associated with lower odds of severe ...
A cross-sectional study of 499 high-altitude Tibetan neurological inpatients found that higher BMI was associated with lower odds of severe ...
A single-center retrospective cohort found that more time with a BMI of 26–30 kg/m² during the first three years of ...
A long-term national study of over 4,500 Americans finds that people with dementia who are overweight or obese at diagnosis ...
A McGill University study in Nature finds that certain obesogenic diets improved immunotherapy responses in mice through diet–microbiome synergy, suggesting ...
A deep learning analysis of abdominal CT scans shows that where the body stores fat, not overall weight, predicts survival ...
A nationwide cohort study of over 635,000 South Korean cancer patients found that low muscle mass independently raised the risk ...
A large Korean cohort study shows that overweight heart failure patients survive longer than lean patients regardless of diabetes status, ...
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