February 24th, 2011
Study Probes BMI-Associated Risk in Asia
Larry Husten, PHD
The association between BMI and the risk of death in Asia is mostly similar to that seen in people of European origin, but there may be some important differences between populations, suggesting that being underweight may be a more potent risk factor than being overweight in Asia. In a large pooled analysis including more than […]
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