Of particular concern is the rapid increase within the most extreme weight categories, resulting in the heaviest individuals becom-ing heavier.1,2 The prevalence of severe obe-sity, defined as BMI> 40 or approximately> 100 lbs. overweight, increased by 50% from 2000 to 2005, with 1 in 20 Ameri-cans now severely obese.2 Severely obese in-dividuals, compared to those who are less overweight, have higher rates of obesity-re-lated comorbidities and higher health care expenditures, compared to those who are less overweight
Background Prevalence of obesity is increasing with a pandemic magnitude worldwide. Incidence of su...
of the adult population is morbidly obese, meaning they are 100 pounds or more above their ideal bod...
The obesity epidemic is increasing worldwide with multiple contributing factors. In most cases, obes...
T here is an epidemic of obesitythroughout the developed andmuch of the developing world (1– 3). Obe...
Obesity poses a serious health hazard and its treatment is often disappointing. Surgical approaches ...
Severe obesity (BMI >= 40 kg/m2) increases risk for many diseases (e.g., hypertension, diabetes). Ba...
Weight is one of the very important parameters of good health. Obesity is now a recognized disease, ...
The epidemic of obesityhas begun to plateau in recent years, but theprevalenceof severeobesity remai...
Obesity is a relatively new and serious world-wide epidemic. Obesity is a stronger predictor in mort...
Obesity imposes devastating healthand financial tolls on society andthose who suffer from it. Despit...
orbid obesity is recognized as a serious health problem in the United States and in many other areas...
We are currently facing an obesity epidemic: by 2010, 75 % of men and 58 % of women in England could...
The twin epidemics of obesity andtype 2 diabetes are on the rise. From1986 to 2000, the prevalence o...
Obesity is defined as unphysiological increased fat in the body. The most commonly used criteria to ...
Obesity is escalating at an alarming rate globally and threatens healthcare systems worldwide. Altho...
Background Prevalence of obesity is increasing with a pandemic magnitude worldwide. Incidence of su...
of the adult population is morbidly obese, meaning they are 100 pounds or more above their ideal bod...
The obesity epidemic is increasing worldwide with multiple contributing factors. In most cases, obes...
T here is an epidemic of obesitythroughout the developed andmuch of the developing world (1– 3). Obe...
Obesity poses a serious health hazard and its treatment is often disappointing. Surgical approaches ...
Severe obesity (BMI >= 40 kg/m2) increases risk for many diseases (e.g., hypertension, diabetes). Ba...
Weight is one of the very important parameters of good health. Obesity is now a recognized disease, ...
The epidemic of obesityhas begun to plateau in recent years, but theprevalenceof severeobesity remai...
Obesity is a relatively new and serious world-wide epidemic. Obesity is a stronger predictor in mort...
Obesity imposes devastating healthand financial tolls on society andthose who suffer from it. Despit...
orbid obesity is recognized as a serious health problem in the United States and in many other areas...
We are currently facing an obesity epidemic: by 2010, 75 % of men and 58 % of women in England could...
The twin epidemics of obesity andtype 2 diabetes are on the rise. From1986 to 2000, the prevalence o...
Obesity is defined as unphysiological increased fat in the body. The most commonly used criteria to ...
Obesity is escalating at an alarming rate globally and threatens healthcare systems worldwide. Altho...
Background Prevalence of obesity is increasing with a pandemic magnitude worldwide. Incidence of su...
of the adult population is morbidly obese, meaning they are 100 pounds or more above their ideal bod...
The obesity epidemic is increasing worldwide with multiple contributing factors. In most cases, obes...