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Obesity may push U.S. health costs above Europe: study (Reuters)

A woman in a file photo. Nearly twice as many U.S. adults are obese compared to European, a key factor leading Americans to suffer more often from cancer, diabetes and other chronic ailments, a study released on Tuesday found. (Lucas Jackson/Reuters)Reuters - Nearly twice as many U.S. adults are obese compared to European, a key factor leading Americans to suffer more often from cancer, diabetes and other chronic ailments, a study released on Tuesday found.


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