For years, mainstream health has pushed the idea that being thin equals being healthy—and that being "thick" is unhealthy.

The top three that are considered the most accurate are the following: According to WedMD and a variety of studies, the DEXA ...

BMI is a widely used tool for assessing obesity, but it has limitations. It doesn't account for muscle mass, fat distribution or bone density. Experts suggest using it alongside other measures for ...

Higher BMI in early adulthood and midlife is linked to better memory performance, particularly in men and Black Americans, challenging traditional views on obesity and cognition.