High Waist Circumference Linked to 24% Higher Death Risk - Health Care Today
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High waist circumference linked to 24% higher death risk - Health Care Today
Share on PinterestExtra weight may protect older adults, but abdominal fat remains high risk, according to new research. DMP/Getty Images Having a higher body mass index (BMI) is linked to a lower risk of all-cause mortality in males over age 65, compared to people with healthy or underweight BMIs, a new study has found. A [...] The post High waist circumference linked to 24% higher death risk appeared first on Health Care Today.
For people over 65 years of age, the body mass index is of little significance in terms of the risk of mortality. Much more should be paid attention to the waist circumference.
Obesity based on BMI is associated with lower risk of death in people over 65 – larger waist circumference is associated with increased risk
ALBANY (NEW YORK). Adipose body mass index (BMI) associated with lower risk of death in persons over 65, higher waist range more dangerous
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