Can you be fat but healthy? Experts say yes
A global commission this week suggested we change the way we approach the diagnosis of obesity. Should you be worried about your own BMI and fitness?
A global commission this week suggested we change the way we approach the diagnosis of obesity. Should you be worried about your own BMI and fitness?
Over-reliance on the Body Mass Index has sparked a push supported by 75 medical organisations to back a Global Commission to overhaul obesity diagnosis and classification.
Recent research appears to show intermittent fasting isn’t as promising as scientists once hoped.
Kate Manne knows fat people earn less, don’t get promoted as often, and struggle to find pretty clothes. She’s tried every fad diet – but won’t ever take Ozempic.
Scientists are developing a blood test to measure the risk of metabolic disease such as diabetes, heart problems or strokes, and it may be more reliable than the existing body mass index.
It will become much harder to tell Australian kids to simply ‘eat less and exercise more’ following the publication of a massive study.
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