Evidence That Obesity Risk Factor Potencies Are Weight Dependent, a Phenomenon That May Explain Accelerated Weight Gain in Western Societies

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Nieuw onderzoek wijst uit dat te dik zijn een belangrijke oorzaak is van nog dikker worden(!): http://t.co/IS3w889T

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Cool Study: Risk factors for weight gain may become more potent with increasing adiposity http://t.co/0L2jtcyN

RT @IvanWolffers: Dubbel de pineut? http://t.co/4ALYvWV9 Slanke minder risico ondanks lage opleiding, dik in de familie en ongezonde eetwijze.

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