HealthDay - Maintenance Treatment Helps Kids Keep Weight Off
October 9, 2007 -- Maintenance treatment programs might help children who've lost weight keep it off, new research suggests. However, the study also found that the effect ...
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Lake Forest woman's weight loss story led her to a New York trip and an appearance on The Today Show (Orange County Register)
For some people losing weight means smaller clothes. But for Melanie Grajeda, it also meant biking down a volcano, taking surfing lessons, and, most importantly, it meant doing these activities with her family.
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Older Women Skipping Hormone Therapy and Gaining Weight Increase Breast Cancer Risk (Senior Journal)
Oct. 23, 2007 - Women who do not take hormone therapy after menopause may have an increased risk for breast cancer if they have gained weight throughout adulthood rather than maintaining a stable weight, according to a report in the October 22 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine, one of the JAMA/Archives journals.
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Weight gain linked to breast cancer risk (UPI)
Women who maintain their weight throughout their adult life have a lowered risk of breast cancer than if they gain weight while adults, a U.S. study found.
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Excess body weight worldwide a pandemic (UPI)
Excess body weight is a worldwide pandemic, with one-half to two-thirds of the overall study population being overweight or obese, a French researcher said.
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Product News Network - Steel Cable/Hose Carrier balances weight and strength
October 8, 2007 -- Resistant to extreme heat and cold, VARITAK LS/LSX 1050 systems protect and guide moving cables and hoses in automated machinery applications. They balance weight and load bearing capabilities via
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Diabetes and Primary Care - Weight loss delays the onset of pharmacological treatment in type 2 diabetes
September 22, 2007 -- Type 2 diabetes is the result of a combination of [beta]-cell failure and insulin resistance; however, the metabolic abnormalities associated with insulin ...
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HealthDay - Weight Loss Can Control Hypertension
September 28, 2007 -- An Italian study has identified overweight as a direct cause of high blood pressure. And it also showed that up to half of overweight people can bring ...
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Weight Gain Increases Breast Cancer Risk: Study (HealthDay via Yahoo! News)
MONDAY, Oct. 22 (HealthDay News) -- Women who gain weight any time after the age of 18 are more likely to develop breast cancer than women who maintain a stable weight, a new study suggests.
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Study: More fast food means added weight (USA Today)
People who eat several fast-food meals a week are significantly heavier than those who don't eat fast food very often, according to a new study released Monday. Every additional fast food meal during the week was associated with a 1 pound higher body weight.
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