However, naturally slim people have found their own path to a healthy body through daily habits that, while simple, are effective. These habits not only help maintain a healthy weight, but also ...

SLIM people might still be at risk of deadly heart attacks due to hidden pockets of fat their muscles. Researchers from Harvard Medical School compared this type of “intramuscular fat” to ...

Those too slim to be eligible for injections can no longer get prescription without seeing a doctor under new guidance ...

When it comes to heart health, slim individuals often assume they’re in the clear. However, a groundbreaking study from Harvard Medical School has revealed a surprising risk: people with a slim ...

But what about slim people who eat whatever they like and consume lots of food but never seem to put on weight? Are they slim, as the old adage goes, because they have a faster metabolism than ...

People with pockets of fat hidden inside their muscles are at a higher risk of dying or being hospitalised from a heart attack or heart failure, regardless of their body mass index, according to ...

Skinny people can face health issues due to belly fat, known as 'skinny fat,' which includes a higher percentage of body fat and lower muscle mass. This condition can lead to serious health ...

The research also found that people with higher amounts of lean muscle had a lower risk, and concluded that fat stored under the skin did not increase the risk of a heart attack. Professor Viviany ...