Nature
38 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.
- New Research Links Obesity, Sleep Apnea, and Cancer Mechanisms · Recent studies explore the biological connections between obesity, sleep apnea, and increased cancer risk.
- Study Links Fast Eating in Infants to Weight and Pouch Use · New research finds faster eating speeds in 7-10 month old infants are linked to higher energy intake and frequent baby food pouch use.
- New POWERS Collection Examines Physiology of Weight Loss · The International Journal of Obesity presents a new collection on weight reduction physiology.
- BMI Modulates Food-Related Attentional Bias Despite Satiety · Research indicates that Body Mass Index influences attention to high-calorie foods even when individuals feel full.
- Childhood BMI Trajectories and Early-Onset Coronary Heart Disease Links · Research reviews how childhood weight patterns and parental history influence early heart disease risk.
- Study compares tirzepatide vs semaglutide for non-diabetic obesity treatment · Research indirectly evaluates tirzepatide and semaglutide for obesity in patients without type 2 diabetes.
- Study finds obesity awareness not linked to anthropometric measurements · 2026 research links obesity awareness to sociocultural not body measurement factors
- Review identifies bidirectional obesity and lymphatic system interactions · Academic citations examine crosstalk between obesity and lymphatic system function.
- Review of MASLD Treatments and Cardiometabolic Perspectives in Children · Experts review cardiometabolic perspectives and treatments for metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease in children.
- Genetic study combines twin and GWAS data for Asian cardiometabolic traits · Research integrates twin and GWAS data to study cardiometabolic trait genetics in Asian populations
- Study finds 37.5% of older Indian adults have preclinical or clinical obesity · Indian ageing study classifies obesity phenotypes among 60,640 adults aged 45 and over.
- Childhood Adiposity Predicts Chronic and Multisite Pain in Adolescence · A prospective study of a large birth cohort identifies childhood adiposity as a predictor of chronic pain in adolescence.
- Polygenic Risk Score Approach Links Genetic Variants to Metabolic Syndrome in Brazilian Adults · Study identifies genetic variants in genes regulating energy, glucose, and lipid metabolism associated with metabolic syndrome in a Brazilian cohort.
- Systematic Review Examines Lactobacillus Plantarum Effects on Obesity · A GRADE-assessed meta-analysis reviews randomized trials on Lactobacillus plantarum impacts on obesity and inflammation.
- Autophagy in hypothalamic POMC and AgRP neurons: mechanisms and therapeutic implications for obesity · Review of molecular mechanisms by which autophagy in hypothalamic POMC and AgRP neurons controls energy balance and may inform obesity treatments.
- Deep Learning CT Analysis Links Abdominal Fat Distribution to Sepsis Mortality · Automated CT analysis reveals greater subcutaneous fat lowers sepsis mortality while higher visceral fat increases it.
- Levothyroxine therapy causes clinically insignificant weight changes in hypothyroid patients · A systematic review finds levothyroxine treatment results in negligible weight and anthropometric changes for hypothyroid patients.
- Nocturnal Intermittent Hypoxia Linked to Metabolic Syndrome in Japanese Adults · Research indicates nocturnal intermittent hypoxia contributes to metabolic syndrome in Japanese adults without abdominal obesity.
- Socioeconomic Factors Linked to Anti-Obesity Medication Use in Finland · A Finnish register study of 282,307 adults finds socioeconomic differences in anti-obesity medication use.
- Study Links Trimester Weight Gain to Child Obesity Risk · Research associates maternal gestational weight gain across trimesters with childhood BMI in diverse populations.
- Intestinal HIF1α Protects Against Obesity Despite Being Dispensable for Bariatric Benefits · Intestinal epithelial HIF1α activation protects against diet-induced obesity and liver steatosis but is not required for bariatric surgery benefits.
- Plasma miRNAs do not explain cholesterol phenotype switch after weight loss in obese men · A study found five plasma microRNAs do not explain the shift from cholesterol-synthesizer to cholesterol-absorber phenotype in obese men after weight loss.
- Systematic review and meta-analysis investigates body mass index and brain N-acetylaspartate · A systematic review and meta-analysis of ¹H-MRS studies examines the association between body mass index and regional brain N-acetylaspartate concentrations.
- Authors argue metabolic bariatric surgery remains key in multimodal obesity care · Commentary argues metabolic bariatric surgery should stay central in obesity care alongside new pharmacotherapies.
- Regional Fat Distribution Linked to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome Risk · Study links regional fat distribution, not just BMI, to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome risk using genetic and clinical data.
- Semaglutide Meta-Analysis Confirms Weight Loss and Anti-Inflammatory Effects in Non-Diabetic Adults · A systematic review confirms subcutaneous semaglutide induces significant weight loss and reduces inflammatory markers in adults with obesity.
- Cognitive Profile Predicts Weight Loss in Behavioral Treatment · Higher baseline cognitive abilities predict greater weight loss in young adults undergoing behavioral treatment.
- US child obesity prevalence study authors respond to Noor Un Nisa's methodological critique · Jing Wu and Feihong Luo published a correspondence in the International Journal of Obesity on 2026-09-11 responding to Noor Un Nisa's methodological comments.
- Hospitalized Adults With High BMI Rarely Diagnosed With Obesity · A decade-long study found only 10.6% of hospitalized adults with high BMI had obesity documented at discharge.
- CFTR Regulates Adipose Inflammation and Lipid Metabolism in Obesity · CFTR downregulation drives adipose inflammation and alters lipid metabolism in obesity models.