Study: weight loss increases risk of mortality for non-obese persons – Examiner.com

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Study: weight loss increases risk of mortality for non-obese persons
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AP Photo/M. Spencer Green A new study in the International Journal of Obesity found that weight loss decreased the risk of death for obese subjects, ...

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