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Could Obesity Be Linked to Brain Size?

Getty Researchers have always noted that obesity is part nurture and part nature. This week, however, New York researchers determined that one's ... Read More »

Can Antihistamines Cause Weight Gain?

Getty If you use antihistamines and are carrying around a few extra pounds, one could be linked to the other, according to a recent study, reported ... Read More »

Fat vs. Obese - What's in a Name?

Karen Bleier, AFP/Getty Images Do fat and obese mean the same thing? Is one term worse than the other? The British Public Health minister certainly ... Read More »

Slow, Steady Not Always Best for Weight Loss: This Week on AOL Health

Getty Images Contrary to many health experts' advice, losing weight gradually may not be the best method for long-term weight loss. A new study, ... Read More »

Do Self-Conscious Brides Choose Heavier Bridesmaids?

Getty Images Hey brides-to-be, need an instant boost to your self-confidence before the big day? Forget Spanx, self-help mantras and an amazing ... Read More »

Happy Meal Toys To Be Banned in California?

Childhood obesity is an issue that's got everyone talking, but in the battle of the bulge, the latest scapegoat isn't even edible: it's those cheap ... Read More »

Baby Fat vs. Obesity: What's the Difference?

There's nothing cuter than a chubby toddler. But where do you draw the line between harmless baby fat and childhood obesity? A recent article from CNN ... Read More »

Women Fear Fat, Men Not So Much

It's official: Women are afraid of getting fat. But while that might not sound like news, a small study suggests that the female 'fear of fat' is ... Read More »

Fit Buzz: Most Obnoxious Comment About Your Weight

Welcome to Fit Buzz, our new column that follows the diet and fitness buzz. Each week we'll ask our users, fans and followers a question and gather ... Read More »

"Obesity" To Be Banned in England?

Let's say you were carrying a few extra pounds -- would you rather be labeled "obese" or "fat"? City officials in Liverpool, England, evidently prefer ... Read More »