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Experts say body mass index alone isn't an accurate reflection of how a person's weight might impact their health.

Projections by Harvard scientists show that if current trends continue, one in two American adults will be obese by 2030. One in four will be severely obese.

The "fatness" of each state has been revealed in a report compiled by WalletHub, using data from various government and academic sources.

"Increasing your walking pace in everyday life is a good way to increase fitness levels, particularly in those who are slow walkers," Professor Tom Yates told Newsweek.

The child was not vaccinated and had no birth certificate, according to police.

It may be worth taking the time to listen to your body to find out what you need.

The president is officially obese. But what does that actually mean?

The 16:8 fasting diet could also be easier to maintain than other fasting diets.

Firefighters found her lying on the same "Mega Mover" tarp they'd taken her to hospital on a month earlier.

It's been two weeks since Trump ate a hamburger, one White House source said.

A severely obese 2-year-old only has a one in five chance of not being obese at 35.

A study in Spain found that obese and overweight children put on an exercise regimen had greater gray matter and higher test scores

A recent poll found that 56 percent of adult smokers in the U.S. feel discriminated against in public life or employment.

Two cities on the west coast were home to the least overweight people.

Obesity is 64 percent more likely to be found in people born via cesarean as compared to their siblings born by vaginal birth.

Also now classified as obese: nearly one in five children in the U.S.

Coca-Cola Zero will be rebranded to taste more like regular Coke, in a £10-million campaign investment.

Andrés Moreno Sepúlveda underwent weight loss surgery in October.

The report also showed that a high level of participants suffered from diabetes and over 27% were obese.

The Army's increasing reliance on "an ever-smaller group" of ever-expanding people "to serve and defend the country," presents a "big national security question," said Maj. Gen. Allen Batschelet.