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Another Viewpoint: Denial and its costs: Recognizing when obesity is a real health risk
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Research identifies specific genes responsible for preventing health problems linked to obesity
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A study has identified three genes as responsible for preventing health problems associated with obesity, in some individuals.A percentage of the obese population do not suffer from diabetes and heart disease, and the study attributes this to genes which determine whether fat is stored around the outside of the body, instead of being allowed to flood the circulatory system, which can lead to type 2 diabetes and fatty deposits around the heart and liver.One of the scientists who led the study, Haja Kadarmideen, a geneticist from the University of Copenhagen, explained "People who have the ability to store large amounts of fat are able to be fat, but not unhealthy."The research follows up on prior studies that have shown 15 to 20 percent of obese people do not suffer from associated health conditions, such as diabetes and heart disease.
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Kansas stuck in the middle in overall health even as obesity rate climbs
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by Meg Wingerter, KHI News ServiceKansas was the only state where the obesity rate went up significantly in 2015, according to an annual report, and state officials are trying to figure out why and how to reverse the trend.The state also lagged on vaccination rates and remained stuck in the middle on overall health, according to the America's Health Rankings Report, which was released recently by the United Health Foundation.Kansas ranked 27th in the report, which rates the 50 states on a broad range of measures, including health behaviors, access to care, state policies and residents' health outcomes.
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