'Skinny fat’ warning issued as study finds hidden obesity behind normal BMI
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A recent study has raised alarms about 'skinny fat' individuals, revealing that one in five people with normal Body Mass Index (BMI) actually have hidden abdominal obesity. This condition puts them at a significantly higher risk for health issues, including a 29% increased chance of high blood pressure and an alarming 81% higher likelihood of developing diabetes. This research is crucial as it challenges the common perception that a normal BMI equates to good health, highlighting the need for more comprehensive health assessments.
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