Beyond Obesity and Lifestyle: A Review of 21st Century Chronic Disease Determinants

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The modern disease, #obesity #metainflammation can you treat such with meds alone? https://t.co/cmSfCkv793 https://t.co/bkJTgbCrAU

Egger & Dixon (2014) look beyond lifestyle when examining #chronicdisease, suggesting the consideration of proximal, medial, and distal factors and examining anthropogens that increase, decrease, and moderate risk. Read more: https://t.co/u7J75Viw…

@dank1j @drjasonfung @statnews if physicians talk about @garytaubes books or other non-clinical references in regards to real health issues? I fire the physician, fast! There are MANY CAUSES OF OBESITY... got pubmed? https://t.co/E72NhtNxGk

Noise, light (mostly at night), and other kinds of environmental pollution also are important but overlooked health determinants, which hopefully future public policies will consider thoroughly 🙂 A brief and nice review about them👉🏻https://t.co/MaPkIe…

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