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Real-World Study Links Modest Weight Loss to Lower Cancer Risk
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Real-World Study Links Modest Weight Loss to Lower Cancer Risk
A new Cleveland Clinic-led study found that even modest nonsurgical weight loss may help reduce the risk of cancer in adults with obesity. Researchers analyzed electronic health records from more than 143,000 adults with obesity treated in a large U.S. health system between 2000 and 2022. They found that each 1% reduction in BMI was associated with a lower risk of developing obesity-related cancers within 3 to 5 years. Similar reductions in risk
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