Researchers found that people gaining the most weight between ages 17 and 60 faced significantly higher risks of cancers linked to obesity.
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Highlights: Researchers found long-term adult weight gain was strongly linked to several obesity-related cancers
Researchers found that people gaining the most weight between ages 17 and 60 faced significantly higher risks of cancers linked to obesity.
Researchers found that people gaining the most weight between ages 17 and 60 faced significantly higher risks of cancers linked to obesity.
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bGreater weight loss after incretin-based treatment for obesity or diabetes/b was associated with blower risks of obesity-related conditions/b,
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