A new study suggests that for underweight people there are higher chances of dying compared to those who are obese. After an analysis of over 50 case studies, the researchers concluded that too thin people face nearly two times the risk of death compared to normal-weight people. The analysis which lasted for over five years emphasised on link between body-mass index (BMI) and problems related to it. The study, released by St Michael's Hospital in Toronto, ...
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