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People in richer countries aren’t moving less — they’re just eating more. A new Duke study shows that diet, not laziness, is ...

Young urban Indian couples are increasingly gaining weight together due to lifestyle changes and food app culture. This trend ...

Duke scientists analyzed global data and found that obesity isn’t rising because we’ve stopped moving — it’s because we’re ...

A recent ICMR study reveals rising obesity levels among married couples in India. The findings highlight how shared habits ...

When I hit my 60s, my mum – who was about 27kg overweight and had some health problems – needed assistance from healthcare ...

The 1,000-lb Sisters first captured public attention a few years ago when they appeared on the hit reality show of the same ...

Reducing calories from ultra-processed foods, improving access to whole foods, and better understanding how these products affect our bodies might help address obesity on a global scale.

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