THURSDAY, Jan. 11, 2018 -- Though healthy eating is good for everyone, those who have genes that put them at high risk for obesity might benefit the most.

The findings reinforce that a healthy diet is important for everyone, especially people at greatest risk of obesity, Louisa J Ells, a reader in public health and obesity at Teesside University ...

The benefits of sticking to a healthy diet to prevent long term weight gain are greater in people at high genetic risk for obesity than in those with low genetic risk, finds a new study.

Specifically, researchers found that eating four different diets (a low-fat, low-carb, Mediterranean or green Mediterranean ...

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Obesity caused by a high-fat Western diet damages the pancreas, affecting insulin production and blood sugar control even ...

When women maintained a healthy diet, exercised for 150 minutes or more per week, and drank between one and seven servings of alcohol per week, their kids’ risk of being obese was 23% lower.

Eating a healthy plant-based diet that includes vegetables, tea, and coffee may help people with cardiometabolic conditions—such as obesity, diabetes, and heart disease—live longer, a new ...

Childhood obesity has risen to “alarming” levels, academics have said as they called for action to prevent unhealthy ...

Nearly 40% of adults in the US are obese, meaning that they have a body mass index greater than 30.High rates of obesity are often blamed on our unhealthy Western diet or sedentary lifestyle, but ...