Higher BMI Linked With Increased Risk Across Numerous Conditions
Obesity, which is expected to continue increasing across the US throughout the next 25 years, is a known risk factor for a variety of adverse health conditions. And new research from NEJM Evidence found that the higher the body mass index (BMI), the greater the impact on incident outcomes.
Obesity, which is expected to continue increasing across the US throughout the next 25 years, is a known risk factor for a variety of adverse health conditions. And new research from NEJM Evidence found that the higher the body mass index (BMI), the greater the impact on incident outcomes.
