High BMI = Gallstone Risk in Women Looking for still more motivation to stick to your diet? This finding from a Danish study published in the journal Hepatology may do the trick: Gallstone disease risk increased 7% for every 1 kg/M2 increase in BMI and women had a higher risk of developing gallstones than men did.
July 12, 2013 - ThirdAge
Link Between BMI And Increased Risk Of Gallstones Discovered redOrbit Staff & Wire Reports - Your Universe Online Individuals with elevated body mass index ( BMI ) levels appear to be at greater risk of developing gallstones , according to new research appearing in a recent edition of Hepatology , a journal of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases. Women are at greater risk of developing the pebble-like materials, which can result from ...
July 12, 2013 - redOrbit
Jim Bob Duggar in TransWorldNews (press release) Thank you for all of the well wishes that we've been receiving and we're just really grateful. I am feeling much better,Michelle said. "The gallstone has kind of calmed down a little bit, blood pressure's still kinda getting regulated,...