nonobese

nonobese

(ˌnɒnəʊˈbiːs)
adj
not obese
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If people with obesity have different taste perceptions than nonobese people, it could lead to better understanding of obesity and possibly designing new approaches to prevent obesity," explained Linnea A.
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Obesity, which increases influenza disease severity, also extends by about 1.5 days how long influenza A virus is shed from infected adults compared to nonobese adults, reveals a study from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
The study showed that during an asthmatic episode, the smooth muscle cells from obese patients contract more than smooth muscle cells in nonobese patients.
The average cost for obese children was $13,000/day, versus $10,000/day for nonobese children, probably because of the greater need for surgery.
The average cost for obese children was $13,000 / day, versus $10,000 / day for nonobese children, probably because of the greater need for surgery.
Of these, 158,758 (93.5%) were classified as nonobese, 8,312 (4.9%) as obese, and 2,737 (1.6%) as morbidly obese.
Diabetes was more common in younger adults and in nonobese adults with HIV than in those groups in the general population.