Wellness - Body Mass Index
Alzheimer's Weight
Having a low body mass index -- a measure of weight -- could be an early warning sign for Alzheimer's disease.
Having a low body mass index -- a measure of weight -- could be an early warning sign for Alzheimer's disease.
The latest data from the Centers for Disease Control show the prevalence of obesity is 30% or higher in 12 states.
New research shows that a little extra weight could actually be good. Studies show carrying an extra 5 to 10 pounds can help fight disease and extend your life. Doreen Gentzler reports.
BMI, Sleep Apnea, and Cognitive Function All Related in Kids
Researchers say BMI, sleep apnea and cognitive function are all related in children.
A woman's age could affect her risk of developing gestational diabetes.
Experts say the BMI method of weight assessment is the best way to diagnose eating disorders in teens.
Weightloss program for obese children combines education and physical workouts. It gets the parents involved as well. Kai Reed reports.
Despite some previous research, a new study finds children born by c-section are no more likely to be overweight than children born vaginally.
Divorce Leads to Weight Gain in Men
Men and women react to marital transitions differently. Women gain weight after marriage, men gain weight after divorce.
Fat Could Spell Risk for Heart Problems
Researchers have found another way to spot an increased risk for heart problems.
