Overweight Stroke Survivors Reduce Disability Risk

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What's overweight enough for lower disability after stroke?

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The Kobe University finding adds another aspect to the obesity paradox but also highlights the importance of considering the population's normal when recommending best practices.

The risk of being discharged from hospital with a poor disability score was observed to be relatively low in people with a BMI between 22.1 and 27.5 kg /m2.

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