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Nutrition & Metabolic Care Lean, but not healthy: the ‘metabolically obese, normal-weight’ …

Background A large proportion of staff working in hospital settings are overweight or obese,
have poor dietary habits and low physical activity levels. The workplace is a priority setting …

Introduction Obesity is a global health crisis that has been growing over the past few
decades. The economic burden associated with obesity is substantial as it is associated with …

Objective In light of concerns for meeting the provision of healthcare services given the large
numbers of ageing baby boomers, we compared the trajectories of primary care and …

Interest in understanding the effects of multimorbidity on outcomes has increased in recent
years. This paper presents the most common obesity‐related groupings of multimorbidity in …

Aim Mitochondria‐encoded proteins are necessary for oxidative phosphorylation; however,
no report has examined how physical activity (PA) and obesity affect mitochondrial mRNA …

While substantial public health investment in anti-smoking initiatives has had demonstrated
benefits on health and fiscal outcomes, similar investment in reducing obesity has not been …

Objective Arguments to fund obesity prevention have often focused on the growing hospital
costs of associated diseases. However, the relative contribution of overweight and obesity to …

Purpose Migraine prevalence increases in people with obesity, and obesity may contribute
to migraine chronicity. Yet, few studies examine the effect of comorbid migraine on health …

Mounting evidence of the deleterious health effects of poor diet, obesity, and correlated
conditions underscore the need to understand how social factors influence food choices. A …