Compared with overweight and obese women who had GDM in both pregnancies, those with GDM only in the first pregnancy gained fewer BMI units (mean change, 0.66 [95% CI, 0.25 - 1.07] vs 2.00 [95% CI ...

Compared with adults aged at least 80 years, those aged 20 to 39 years had a 9% increased risk for hospital admission with COVID-19 (aHR per kg/m² = 1.09; 95% CI, 1.08-1.1) per each BMI unit ...

Higher baseline BMI and lower initial eating disorder psychopathology were both predictors of “full response” and “full recovery” treatment outcomes.

Similarly, a one BMI unit increase from the average pubertal BMI (equivalent to an average pubertal BMI change of 5.4kg/m 2) in men was associated with a 1.03 mmHg increase in systolic blood ...

The risks associated with higher BMI were greater for Black people compared with white people (increase in risk of hospitalization per BMI unit: Black, 7% vs white 4% [Black 1,081/254,507 patients ...