Weight Loss

A change in brain function may help cause obesity

In a study from the University of Calgary, scientists found that diet-induced obesity is linked to a functional change in the brain. They found that...

Metabolic health may play a big role in obesity-related cancers

In a study from Lund University, scientists tracked nearly 800,000 people from Sweden, Norway, and Austria to see if their BMI and metabolic health—that...

People with ‘healthy obesity’ still have higher risks of diseases

In a study from the University of Glasgow and elsewhere, scientists found that having a normal metabolic profile does not mean that a person...

People with ‘healthy obesity’ have higher risk of chronic kidney disease

In a study from Koc University, scientists found metabolically healthy overweight and obese individuals may have an increased risk for chronic kidney disease (CKD). CKD...

Metabolic health may affect cancer risk in obesity

In a study from Lund University, scientists found metabolic health may play an important role in cancers related to obesity. In the study, for up...

A change in brain function may contribute to obesity

In a study from the University of Calgary, scientists found that diet-induced obesity is linked to a functional change in the brain.

‘Hyper-palatable’ foods make it hard to lose weight

In a study from the University of Kansas and elsewhere, scientists found clearer guidance about the food people can put on their plates to...

Obesity-related brain symptoms mimic Alzheimer’s disease

In a study from McGill University, scientists found a correlation between neurodegeneration in obese people and Alzheimer's disease (AD) patients. This suggests that losing excess...

US neighborhood walkability influences physical activity, obesity risk

In a study from Boston University, scientists found that people who lived in walkable neighborhoods were more likely to be physically active and have...

This type of aerobic exercise reduces diabetes risk in obesity

In a study from Fudan University, scientists found a 12-month vigorous or moderate aerobic exercise program can offer long-term beneficial effects on diabetes prevention...