Prevalence of obese US adults could nearly double in percentage under new definition: Study
New research suggests over 75% of US adults may have obesity, a significant jump from the 40% identified by BMI alone. This study, using waist measurements alongside BMI, highlights the limitations of the latter. While promising for better detection, the authors urge caution and further research before widespread adoption of the new criteria.
New research suggests over 75% of US adults may have obesity, a significant jump from the 40% identified by BMI alone. This study, using waist measurements alongside BMI, highlights the limitations of the latter. While promising for better detection, the authors urge caution and further research before widespread adoption of the new criteria. What's Your Reaction?
