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The term 'obesity paradox' may reflect a lack of understanding of the complex pathophysiology of obesity.
Understanding the complexities of obesity may help in better addressing its health implications.
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The terminology 'obesity paradox' may reflect a lack of understanding of the complex pathophysiology of obesity and the association between adiposity and cardiovascular disease.
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Is There a Paradox in Obesity?
Abhinav Goyal et al. · Cardiology in Review · 2014
DOI 10.1097/crd.0000000000000004
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