Search Result for 'obesity'

...noted that the relative fatality of coronavirus is greatly affected by exogenous factors such as previous health conditions, age and other factors such as smoking or obesity. Was COVID-19 more...

...to too much food and too little exercise, isn’t that gluttony and sloth? Avoiding obesity means a life of self-denial. Treating obesity requires punishing diets and exercise. Sin also means...

...are percentage of the population with hypertension: and percentage of population with obesity/diabetes: And a global look at obesity and death rates: Deaths were falling before the lockdowns were imposed,...

...generally. Obesity is one of the leading causes for higher levels of cytokines, because body fat stores large quantities of cytokines, which when released leads to higher levels of inflammation....

...causation, and one is always suspicious of PR manipulation when a report on obesity deaths is released to coincide with ‘World Obesity Day’. The charts presented seem to have curious...

It’s been known since the outbreak of Covid that obesity leads to higher rates of hospitalisations and deaths. Despite this, very few resources were deployed to encourage healthier eating and...

...which he warns people who are “morbidly obese” that they are at a higher risk of dying from COVID-19. Obesity is one of the greatest long term health challenges that...

...so traditional family Christmases can go ahead “The ‘nanny-in-chief’ is wide of the mark on Covid and obesity” – Christopher Snowdon in CapX says Dame Sally Davies is wrong about...

...easily identified (advancing age, chronic lung conditions, diabetes, obesity to name a few), surely it would make more sense for these people to stay at home with appropriate physical and...

...high speeds on crowded interstate highways, or rock climbing, or ignoring the onset of serious obesity. In America, Government policy should reflect population mortality costs without trying to protect every...