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Current estimates of the economic cost of obesity in the United States
Annem Wolf,
Graham A. Colditz
Department of Surgery
Division of Biology and Biomedical Sciences
Division of Public Health Sciences
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences
Siteman Cancer Center
Institute for Public Health
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Agriculture & Biology
economic costs
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obesity
80%
interviews
49%
physicians
47%
Consumer Price Index
29%
health services
17%
gall bladder diseases
16%
cost of illness analysis
14%
health care costs
12%
osteoarthritis
11%
prospective studies
11%
coronary disease
11%
noninsulin-dependent diabetes mellitus
10%
colorectal neoplasms
10%
breast neoplasms
9%
economic impact
9%
hypertension
9%
morbidity
8%
drug therapy
8%
economics
5%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Economics
59%
Obesity
53%
Health Surveys
49%
Costs and Cost Analysis
47%
Interviews
33%
Physicians
26%
Colonic Neoplasms
15%
Gallbladder Diseases
11%
Cost of Illness
10%
Health Expenditures
8%
Health Care Costs
7%
Osteoarthritis
7%
Overweight
7%
Coronary Disease
7%
Health Services
7%
Population
6%
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
6%
Data Analysis
6%
Hypertension
5%
Breast Neoplasms
5%
Prospective Studies
5%
Weights and Measures
5%
Delivery of Health Care
5%
Morbidity
5%
Social Sciences
costs
43%
economics
32%
health
31%
dollar
29%
consumer price
24%
price index
23%
physician
23%
interview
19%
productivity
12%
physician services
10%
hospital care
10%
US citizen
9%
heart disease
9%
hypertension
9%
economic impact
8%
morbidity
7%
chronic illness
7%
compromise
7%
cancer
6%
expenditures
6%
medication
6%
mortality
6%
health service
6%
illness
6%
health care
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