Obesity linked to 229 diseases and may reduce life expectancy by up to 11 years
Both outlets highlighted the link between obesity and 229 diseases, as well as the potential reduction in life expectancy by five to 11 years. Business Recorder added context about the call for early lifestyle changes and medical supervision, while ProPakistani provided a more concise summary without additional details.
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Obesity Linked to 229 Diseases, Experts Warn in Pakistan
Obesity is linked to as many as 229 diseases and may shorten life by five to 11 years, senior endocrinologists… Read More
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Obesity is linked to 229 diseases and may cut life expectancy by up to 11 years, say experts
KARACHI: Obesity is linked to as many as 229 diseases and may shorten life by five to 11 years, senior endocrinologists and medical specialists warned on Sunday, calling for early lifestyle changes and medically supervised treatment of the chronic condition. Fortunately, they said, Pakistan now had access to some of the world’s most affordable cutting-edge medicines and therapies for obesity, d...
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