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Impact of Inadequate Gestational Weight Gain Explored

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For overweight, obese women, lower bound of optimal gestational weight gain ranges are higher than existing recommendations

Teens Increasingly Worried About Their Weight

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Large U.K. study shows more teens are dieting, overestimating their weight

Overweight and obesity in adolescence is associated with an increased risk for developing renal cell carcinoma later in life

Extra Weight in Adolescence Tied to Later Risk for Renal Cancer

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Among Swedish men, overweight or obesity during adolescence tied to higher risk for renal cell carcinoma
Adults with influenza are more likely to be hospitalized if they are obese or underweight than if they are normal weight

Influenza Hospitalization More Likely in Underweight, Obese

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Clinicians should consider body mass index when deciding on treatment course
Children who are overweight or obese have an increased risk for asthma

Child Overweight, Obesity Linked to Increased Asthma Risk

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In absence of overweight and obesity, 10 percent of all pediatric asthma cases would be avoided
In a Chinese adult population (ages 35 to 80 years)

Positive Link for BMI and Blood Pressure in Chinese Population

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BP increase ranging from 0.8 to 1.7 mm Hg per unit BMI in patients not taking antihypertensive meds
Midlife women should be screened for overweight/obesity and offered appropriate education

Obesity Screening Recommended for Midlife Women

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PCPs should address barriers to adoption of healthy lifestyle measures in postmenopausal women
The burden of overweight- and obesity-related cancer is high in the United States

Rate of Obesity-, Overweight-Related Cancers High in the U.S.

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40 percent of cancer diagnoses tied to extra weight; rate higher in older individuals, females
Traditional measurements do not fully capture the high rates of "overfat" individuals in developed countries

Many Americans Qualify As ‘Overfat’

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Overfat individuals have excess body fat, regardless of scale/BMI values, researchers say
Overweight boys may be more likely to develop colon cancer later in life

Overweight Boys at Greater Risk of Colon Cancer in Adulthood

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But study also found that losing weight lowered those odds