Weight Gain and Obesity Strongly Linked to Higher Asthma Risk, Especially in Middle-Aged Adults, New Study Finds
Sweden: A new 8-year follow-up study has reinforced the connection betweenobesity,weight gain, and the risk of developingasthmain adults. Conducted by Reshed Abohalaka from the Krefting Research Centre at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, and colleagues, the research highlights that both baseline obesity and significant weight gain substantially raise the likelihood of new-onset asthma, particularly in women aged 40–60 years.
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