A new health measure shows waist-to-height ratio can judge obesity risk better than BMI. Learn how to use this quick method and what it means for your health in clear steps.

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A study reveals waist-to-height ratio is a better obesity risk indicator for older adults than BMI, enhancing early detection ...

Unlike BMI, which does not distinguish between fat and muscle mass, the waist-to-height ratio better reflects visceral fat -- ...

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Over-reliance on BMI has led to children with anorexia or bulimia being misdiagnosed and or missing out on eating disorder care, says NHSE.

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