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Eaten when a boy is aged three, these kinds of products were linked to obesity by the time the child reached five. However, the UPFs did not increase the risk of obesity for girls of the same age.

While the reasons for this increase are multifactorial, there is likely a contribution from the known rise in traditional vascular risk factors (VRFs) among the general young adult population. We ...

Consequently, individuals who are overweight and obese but exercise demonstrate a lower risk of death than those within the normal-weight body mass index (BMI) who don’t. According to the study, ...

The researchers said, "Increased intermuscular fat is associated with (coronary microvascular dysfunction) and adverse cardiovascular outcomes independently of BMI and conventional risk factors." ...

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The association persisted independently of BMI and other traditional risk factors. Increased intermuscular fat, not BMI, was independently associated with coronary microvascular function and major ...

The analysis by the World Cancer Research Fund is the first to examine how these two factors combine to minimise cancer risk. They compared the chances of cancer in people who met the World Health ...

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“Increased intermuscular fat is associated with (coronary microvascular dysfunction) and adverse cardiovascular outcomes independently of BMI and conventional risk factors,” the authors wrote.