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Re: NIH Study Explores The Reason Why Three-Fourths Of Lesbians Are Overweight or Obese
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Bern Hillary
May 28, 2016, 2:56:57 AM5/28/16
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In article <XnsA60CDE1...@192.43.19.257>
Zack Carter <zca...@nihs.uk> wrote:
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> Abstract Text:
> DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant: Sexual Orientation and Obesity: Test
> of a Gendered Biopsychosocial Model Obesity is one of the most critical
> public health issues affecting the U.S. today. Racial and socioeconomic
> disparities in the determinants, distribution, and consequences of obesity
> are receiving increasing attention; however, one area that is only
> beginning to be recognized is the striking interplay of gender and sexual
> orientation in obesity disparities. It is now well-established that women
> of minority sexual orientation are disproportionately affected by the
> obesity epidemic, with nearly three-quarters of adult lesbians overweight
> or obese,
They're ugly too, and they smell like re-heated fish.
http://www.moonbattery.com/archives/rosie-odonnell.jpg
Zack Carter <zca...@nihs.uk> wrote:
>
> Abstract Text:
> DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant: Sexual Orientation and Obesity: Test
> of a Gendered Biopsychosocial Model Obesity is one of the most critical
> public health issues affecting the U.S. today. Racial and socioeconomic
> disparities in the determinants, distribution, and consequences of obesity
> are receiving increasing attention; however, one area that is only
> beginning to be recognized is the striking interplay of gender and sexual
> orientation in obesity disparities. It is now well-established that women
> of minority sexual orientation are disproportionately affected by the
> obesity epidemic, with nearly three-quarters of adult lesbians overweight
> or obese,
They're ugly too, and they smell like re-heated fish.
http://www.moonbattery.com/archives/rosie-odonnell.jpg
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