Body Shapes Of Women
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Are Pear-Shaped Women Healthier Than Apple-Shaped Women? What's Your Shape?
Apple-shaped women are at an increased risk of heart and blood vessel problems, even if they have a normal, healthy body mass index (BMI).
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All You Need To Know About Menopausal Weight Gain And Tips To Get Rid Of It
After menopause, women also experience a change in their body shape, especially around their waist and abdomen.
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Killed By Crucifix Shoved Down Her Throat, Body Left In Shape Of Cross
A 49-year-old Oklahoma woman was charged with first-degree murder on Monday in the killing of her 33-year-old daughter in a horrifying manner: By beating the young women before forcing a crucifix and a religious medallion down her throat, a crime to which police say she confessed.
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Apple or Pear? Gene Variant May Decide Body Shape in Women
Researchers first identified the relationship between the variant near KLF14 and Type-2 diabetes risk in a large, genome-wide association study of a broad population.
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Gene That Influences Women's Body Shape and Diabetes Risk
Researchers have identified a genetic variant that regulates hundreds of genes that govern how and where women's bodies store fat, which affects their risk of developing Type-2 diabetes.
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Are Pear-Shaped Women Healthier Than Apple-Shaped Women? What's Your Shape?
Apple-shaped women are at an increased risk of heart and blood vessel problems, even if they have a normal, healthy body mass index (BMI).
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All You Need To Know About Menopausal Weight Gain And Tips To Get Rid Of It
After menopause, women also experience a change in their body shape, especially around their waist and abdomen.
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Killed By Crucifix Shoved Down Her Throat, Body Left In Shape Of Cross
A 49-year-old Oklahoma woman was charged with first-degree murder on Monday in the killing of her 33-year-old daughter in a horrifying manner: By beating the young women before forcing a crucifix and a religious medallion down her throat, a crime to which police say she confessed.
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Apple or Pear? Gene Variant May Decide Body Shape in Women
Researchers first identified the relationship between the variant near KLF14 and Type-2 diabetes risk in a large, genome-wide association study of a broad population.
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Gene That Influences Women's Body Shape and Diabetes Risk
Researchers have identified a genetic variant that regulates hundreds of genes that govern how and where women's bodies store fat, which affects their risk of developing Type-2 diabetes.
