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A bigger midriff in our forties is linked to poorer cognitive function in our seventies, international study finds.

Dr Ray O’Connor takes a look at some of the most recent clinical studies on obesity – a major global health crisis ...

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about 25% of white matter tracts were negatively affected in people with higher WHR during midlife. Another study has suggested that compared to imbalanced diets—like high-protein, low-fiber ...