


Alarming data have been appearing for
several years from the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention and a growing
list of other health authorities on the expanding
waistlines of Americans. Many Americans have
heard that today about two-thirds of adults are
overweight, whereas in the 1970s, less than half
were heavier than their prescribed weight ranges.
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Catching chronic kidney disease

Diabetes and high
blood pressure are contributing to a dramatic rise in kidney
disease. Now an early test can help with screening those at risk.



The weight loss- foot
connection

Many of the estimated 70 million Americans classified as obese
are trapped in a life-threatening vicious cycle that follows a certain pattern.
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