Waist size linked to diabetes risk in Johns Hopkins study
Johns Hopkins researchers analyzed data from 27 270 men over 13 years finding those with waist measurements of 40 inches or more faced up to 12 times higher odds of Type 2 diabetes than men with smaller waists. BMI gave less risk separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Youfa Wang
Johns Hopkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Health News
United States
CDC
Washington
Centers For Disease Control
Prevention
Julie Gerberding
Atlanta
Gazette Wire Services
Recycling Department
Jackson
Santa Maria
Calif
Michael Jackson
Rodney Melville
Raymond Bain
Jackie
Anthony J. Urquiza
Urquiza
Thomas Mesereau Jr
Neverland Ranch
IRS
The
Wall Street Journal
Taxexperts
JK Harris & Company
Cedar Rapids
Longbranch
Ngb
Thelongbranch.com
Regions Bank
Workers’ Compensation
Omas
Thomas M
the Gazette
Legal Edge
Advertising Dept
3Rd Ave
Supreme Court of Iowa