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Postmenopausal White Women with Genetic Risk Regain Weight at Twice the
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Postmenopausal White Women with Genetic Risk Regain Weight at Twice the
In a groundbreaking study published in the journal Obesity, researchers at Penn State led by Harold Lee, an assistant professor of biobehavioral health, have uncovered how genetic predisposition distinctly influences long-term weight maintenance in postmenopausal women—revealing a complex interplay between genetics, race, and environment. By meticulously analyzing extensive longitudinal data from the National Institutes of […]
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