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- Weight Gain After Breast Cancer Deadly
- Antipsychotics in Kids May Add Weight
- Depression, Anxiety Linked to Weight Gain
- Infant Weight Gain May Predict Obesity
- Do Bigger Babies Become Fatter Adults?
- Weight Gain Often Doesn't Mean Anorexia Cure
- Antipsychotics Tied to Kids' Weight Gain
- Fighting Antipsychotic Weight Gain
- The More Moms Work, the More Kids Gain Weight?
- Pregnancy Weight Gain, Big Babies Linked
- Behavior Problems Linked to Weight Gain
- Today's Teens Gain Weight Faster Than in 70s
- Having More Kids = More Weight Gain
- 5 Foods That Make You Fat, 5 That Don't
- Lose Weight With a Good Night's Sleep?
- Obesity Ups Odds of Short Sleep
- Less Sleep, More Pounds
- Wiser, But Fatter, by Graduation
- Small Weight Loss Can Yield Large Rewards
- Every Excess Pound Gained Raises Risk of Death
- Gene Switches May Turn Obesity On
- Calcium Pills May Not Slow Weight Gain
- Yo-Yo Dieting: No Magic Solution
- Obesity May Make Asthma More Likely
- Teen Obesity May Up Premature Death
- Getting Older Without Adding Extra Weight
- Men's Weight Linked to Prostate Cancer Growth
- Vaccine Against Weight Gain?
- For Immigrants, America Is Land of Obesity
- Weight Gain May Up Women's Heartburn
- Only About a Pound Lingers After the Holidays
- The Psychological Impact of Weight Concerns Differs Between the Sexes
- Sugary Sodas Add Pounds, Raise Diabetes Risk
- 'Making Weight' Risky for Young Athletes
- Early Weight Gain Ups Adult Hypertension
- Babies Who Gain Weight Quickly May Be at Higher Risk of Diabetes
- Calcium/Vitamin D Slows Weight Gain
- ‘Added Sugar’ May Add to Weight Gain in U.S.
- Women Warned: Eat Less or Weigh More
- Men Who Remarry Tend to Gain Weight
- Move More, Gain Less Weight With Age
- Will You Gain Weight in Retirement?
- Baby's Weight Gain Tied to Later Obesity
- Gaining Weight Between Babies Risky
- Pregnancy Weight Linked to Heavy Kids
- Weight Gain: The Pregnant Woman's Dilemma
- Many in U.S. No Longer Worry About Weight
- How Sugar Compares With High-Fructose Corn Syrup
- Some Dieters Are Set Up to Regain Weight
- Short-Term Overeating Has Lasting Impact
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