A new report looks a the rapidly increasing rate of obese people in North Carolina, and calculates the stunning cost of doing nothing. By Rose Hoban $17.6 billion. It’s a number that always makes Ruth Peterson go back and check it before she talks about it – this estimate of the annual cost to North […]
Frontiers Neurovascular Dysfunction in Diverse Communities With
Abdominal obesity (waist circumference >80th percentile) a
The Healthiest (And Most Obese) States in America — Eat This Not That
Study: Adult obesity rate has increased 20 percent in N.C. since 1990
CDC report: states with high obesity rates nearly double in two years
Disparities in the Burden of Preventable Cancer Risk Factors
Prevalence of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and its
Addressing Obesity
Poor Health UCSF Magazine
What Your Weight at 60 Says About Your Health
F As In Fat Obesity Report
Almost half of North Carolina's population is obese, surpassing
MUSC Catalyst News, MUSC
Study: Adult obesity rate has increased 20 percent in N.C. since 1990
