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Abdominal obesity may be more strongly linked to mortality when vitamin D is deficient.

Sep 18, 2026

“Since vitamin D plays an important role in regulating immune responses, lower circulating levels may further impair the body's ability to control inflammation. A greater inflammatory burden combined with less capacity to restrain it could therefore help explain why abdominal obesity and low vitamin D levels were associated with higher mortality.”

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A new study found that overweight or obese mothers had newborn babies with telomeres that corresponded to 17 years of biological aging.

Oct 21, 2016

“Telomere length in early life can be predictive of lifespan. Higher maternal oxidative stress and inflammation status due to increased obesity might generate a higher inflammatory and oxidative stress causing metabolic alterations that may act as mechanisms in fetal programming influencing telomere biology during development in the uterus.”

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Half-million new cancer diagnoses yearly are related to obesity and 10-15% of cancer deaths are attributed to obesity.

Apr 3, 2017

“A type of immune cell called macrophages were found to accumulate and produce pro-inflammatory cytokines near dead adipose cells in the fat tissue in breasts. This adipose tissue inflammation is significantly higher in obese women compared to lean women and may create a microenvironment that promotes tumor growth.”

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Jul 6, 2026

“The mTOR network is a highly conserved signaling pathway that serves as a "hub," integrating input from the cellular environment about nutrient, oxygen, and energy levels, ultimately driving fundamental cellular responses such as growth, proliferation, apoptosis, and inflammation.”

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