To the best of our knowledge, this is the first multi-continent study to examine the association between BMI and back pain among older adults. Our study shows that the association between BMI and ...

Comprehensive study exposes critical health risks of obesity, including diabetes, heart disease, and cancer, while offering hope through clinical trials.

Is obesity a risk factor or a disease? This debate shapes treatments, policies, and eating disorder care. Explore its impact ...

A person with obesity may experience worse outcomes from back pain. If relevant, a doctor may suggest dietary changes, exercise, or sometimes, medications for obesity. Learn more about weight ...

The prevalence of childhood obesity and overweight has significantly ... The knees, hips, and lower back are particularly ...

Individuals who have obesity and also have diabetes or heart disease, or who are experiencing joint or back pain, or other obesity-associated medical conditions, would be considered clinically obese.

Patients with and without obesity experienced significant pain reductions and improved functioning following telerehabilitation for chronic musculoskeletal pain.

Standing desks are promoted to mitigate health risks from prolonged sitting, like obesity and back pain. They can improve posture, increase energy expenditure, and enhance focus when used correctly.