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British study suggests not all obesity means ill-health

More than a billion people globally are estimated to be obese.

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British study suggests not all obesity means ill-health

More than a billion people globally are estimated to be obese.

EuronewsNov 12, 2026, 10:58 AM

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BMI alone misses obesity diagnoses, international study finds

A study of more than 844,000 people across four countries found that relying on body mass index (BMI) alone can both overestimate and underestimate obesity, potentially exposing patients to inappropriate treatment.

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DWNov 12, 2026, 7:21 AM

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Intelligent women get less help at work, study finds

Women who scored high on intelligence tests were seen as more hostile by their teammates and got less help, a new study finds. High-scoring men faced no such penalty. Research explains why.

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ABC AustraliaNov 12, 2026, 3:37 AM

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Farmer who's 'not a great swimmer' hopes to be first to swim the Darling

Scott Gladman's mission to swim roughly 16 kilometres a day for more than three months came after two mates were diagnosed with MND and Parkinson's, respectively.

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CNBCNov 11, 2026, 3:14 PM

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Measles is surging in the U.S. — and outbreaks can cost millions

A new tool developed by Johns Hopkins researchers estimates that the 2025 measles outbreak in the U.S. carried an economic cost of more than $37 million.

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ABC NewsNov 11, 2026, 8:05 PM

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