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Obesity causes 100,000 U.S. cancer cases, group says (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Obesity causes more than 100,000 cases of cancer in the United States each year -- and the number will likely rise as Americans get fatter, researchers said on Thursday.

Some obese folks fool themselves into denial of weight problem (Seattle Times) As those around us get fatter, our perception of our own size changes accordingly, a survey found. Are you, too, caught in the fat gap? Here's some Web links that may change your thoughts about your weight.

Obesity causes 100,000 U.S. cancer cases (Pakistani Newspaper) WASHINGTON, Nov 06: Obesity causes more than 100,000 cases of cancer in the United States each year -- and the number will likely rise as Americans get fatter, researchers said on Thursday.

Obesity causes cancer - study (News 24 South Africa) Obesity causes more than 100 000 cases of cancer in the United States each year - and the number will likely rise as Americans get fatter, researchers said.

Researchers say obesity causes 100,000 US cancer cases a year (TVNZ) Obesity causes more than 100,000 cases of cancer in the US each year and the number will likely rise as Americans get fatter

Obesity causes more than 100,000 cases of cancer (Newsday) WASHINGTON - Obesity causes more than 100,000 cases of cancer in the United States each year - and the number will likely rise as Americans get fatter, researchers said yesterday.

Are you caught in 'the fat gap'? (The Southern Illinoisan) Some obese folks fool themselves into denial of weight problem

Denial increasingly fights against trend in obesity (Denver Post) Have you heard of "the fat gap"? It's a term that sprang up last month, when a survey in Great Britain found the majority of overweight people there are oblivious to the fact that they're heavy. The findings pin down a phenomenon that health professionals have been talking about for years: As those around us get fatter, our perception of our own size changes accordingly. Are you, too, caught in ...

Pets require weight-management (Kansas State Collegian) Recent studies suggest pets are becoming fatter, and as a responsible pet owner, one must take steps to avoid their furry sons and daughters from gaining weight which could cause health detriments. Dr. Susan Nelson, a veterinarian and assistant professor ...

The Chemical Cause of Fat (New University) OBESITY: Scientists at UCI research chemical cause of obesity, found in different kinds of plastic packaging.

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Sport quotes of the week Mourinho cops some flak from Ancelotti, plus all your top chants

Secrets of the conference soundbite So what killer phrases did David Cameron use to make his conference speech stick in the memory?

More spiders expected this autumn Conservationists say there could be more spiders and daddy long legs than usual this autumn because of favourable breeding conditions

Turning a blind eye to obesity A survey suggests the vast majority of those who are obese do not realise they are so. How is this possible amid what some see as saturation coverage of the nation's burgeoning bellies?

Satellite to begin gravity quest Europe's Goce spacecraft will start this week to make the most detailed global map of the Earth's gravity field.

England v Australia 7th ODI as it happened England beat Australia by four wickets in Durham to avoid a series whitewash.

Low self-esteem leads to obesity A new study claims that it's your low self-esteem that makes you fat rather than your fat lowering your self-esteem.

When school ties go bad It's not clear when it started, but the rogue knotting of school ties is leading a drive towards clip-ons.

Video gamers 'older than thought' A US study suggests the average adult video game enthusiast is 35 years old and more overweight and less healthy than average.

Video gamers 'older than thought' A US study suggests the average video game enthusiast is 35 years old and is more overweight and less healthy than average.

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