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Planning against obesity in Italy

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Six months ago Stefano De Santis sought help – he was overweight, had high blood pressure and high cholesterol. The 41-year-old told Euronews how, with the help of nutritional biologist Serena Capurso, he has lost 11 kilos since then....
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Doctors and obesity

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Encouraging weight loss has little benefit, new Canadian guidelines acknowledge
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Global obesity

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New approach to fighting obesity involves everyone
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Immigrant health

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A steep increase in diabetes and obesity rates found among Canadians of particular ethnicities
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Coca-Cola controversy

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Soda maker pours millions of dollars into research on obesity and gets plenty of criticism for it
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The Body Positive Movement gains momentum

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The Sunday Talk | The Politics of Body Image, with Wendy Mesley
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What cheaper versions of Ozempic will mean for B.C.'s diabetics

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In January 2026, the Canadian patent for Ozempic will expire, paving the way for cheap generic versions of the semaglutide injections that help regulate blood sugar levels and appetite. Dr. Tom Elliott, medical director at B.C. Diabetes,...
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Bronx pediatrician provides advice for National Childhood Obesity Week

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The pediatrician says that obesity puts children at higher risk of disease, and that tackling the growing epidemic is all about balance.
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Making the case for provinces to cover obesity-treating drugs

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Claims for the diabetes drug Ozempic have seen an astronomical jump in Saskatchewan, and government figures show many are not for Type 2 diabetes. Some users and advocacy groups are pushing for more coverage of weight loss drugs to...
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Why Is Nestlé Adding High Levels Of Sugar In Indian Baby Foods But Not In Europe?

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Nestlé faces scrutiny for adding high levels of sugar to Cerelac baby formula in India, averaging 3 grams per serving, while selling the same product without added sugar in Europe and the UK. This practice, criticized by experts as...
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Reason to be Bullish After the Fed Decision

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After the Fed forecast three cuts to come in 2024, Kevin D. Mahn, President and CIO at Hennion & Walsh Asset Management breaks down why the market looks strong, and he sees some reasons for concern in Reddit’s choice to IPO.
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Doctors share ideas on how to live healthier on World Obesity Day

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Research shows that plant-based diets have lots of health benefits, including lowering your body mass index and reducing cholesterol.
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World Obesity Day 2024: Expert Dr V Mohan explains myths, facts and everything you need to know about obesity

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Mark World Obesity Day by getting the facts straight! This video features an expert debunking common myths surrounding obesity. Learn the truth about weight gain, understand risk factors, and gain valuable insights for a healthier...
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Guide: Be mindful of health and weight loss scams! Here are some tips.

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Here are some tips to avoid health and weight loss scams.
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How surging demand for Ozempic is forcing Ontario to limit coverage for some users

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Ontario is restricting access to Ozempic and conserving its supplies for people with Type 2 diabetes as the medication continues to be prescribed for weight loss. CBC’s Patrick Swadden spoke to users and doctors about the change.
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Study: Discrimination May Lead to Obesity

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Study: Discrimination May Lead to Obesity
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Program aims to improve kids’ health

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A pilot program in Hamilton is working to help children be healthy by making activities and nutritious food more accessible, especially for those new to Canada or in low-income households.
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Program aims to improve newcomer kids’ health

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A pilot program in Hamilton is working to help children be healthy by making activities and nutritious food more accessible, especially for those new to Canada or in low-income households.
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Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic under review after reports of suicide risk

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Health Canada is reviewing the class of drugs used in diabetes and weight-loss medications like Ozempic, following reports that they may lead to a risk of suicide. Other health agencies in the U.K. and Europe are also conducting similar...
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Health regulators reviewing reports of suicide risk in weight-loss drugs

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Health Canada is reviewing the class of drugs used in diabetes and weight-loss medications like Ozempic, following reports that they may lead to a risk of suicide. Other health agencies in the U.K. and Europe are also conducting similar...
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Lisa Marie Presley died of a bowel obstruction, a complication of bariatric surgery, autopsy shows

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Six months after her death, an autopsy has revealed that Lisa Marie Presley died of a small bowel obstruction, a complication of bariatric surgery that the singer and daughter of Elvis Presley had several years ago as a weight-loss...
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Using BMI to assess your health can be misleading, experts warn

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The American Medical Association warns BMI or body mass index can be a misleading health indicator, and some health-care experts instead favour things like waist circumference. Health Canada still promotes BMI on its website but says the...
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Pfizer Ends Obesity Pill Development Over Liver Risks

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Pfizer Ends Obesity Pill Development Over Liver Risks
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Sick Workers Tied to 40% of Restaurant Food Poisoning Outbreaks, CDC Says

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Food workers who showed up while sick or contagious were linked to about 40% of restaurant food poisoning outbreaks with a known cause between 2017 and 2019, federal health officials said Tuesday.