Search results for: “obesity”

  • Dad bod: Desirable or dangerous?

    Have you heard the term dad bod? Dad bod refers to a guy who looks like he goes to the gym occasionally and knows his way around a six-pack…

  • Helping your teen stay active

    Active play is important for kids of all ages. Activity may not do much to help with your teen’s attitude, but moving around does help build strong muscles and…

  • Pancreatic cancer: 3 things to know

    Pancreatic cancer is, in general, a relatively aggressive form of cancer. Dr. Seth Fagbemi, a Marshfield Clinic Health System oncologist/hematologist, said the best outcomes for patients usually occur when…

  • A well-balanced diet: The trick for a healthy kiddo

    Is it OK to feed my child white bread? Do fruit cups count as fruit? It can be hard making healthy food decisions when you are in the grocery…

  • Big boned: Not a reason to be overweight

    “I weigh more because I’m big boned.” Dr. Brenda Banaszynski, a Marshfield Clinic Health System family medicine physician, said you can be big boned, but larger bone structure doesn’t…

  • Skin tags: Annoying but harmless

    You can find them on your neck or under your armpit, ­skin tags are a lesion that appears to hang off the skin. They can develop anywhere on your…

  • Weight loss surgery options and benefits

    Many have been on that endless treadmill of the latest diet fads, quickly losing 20 pounds only to put them back on a few months later. If you’re stuck in…

  • Polycystic ovary syndrome: Infertility, so much more 

    Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is one of the leading causes of infertility. However, it’s often treatable, making pregnancy possible.

  • Stay on schedule with your diet: 3 things to know

    You’ve heard the expression, “you are what you eat.” Is it also possible you are when you eat? Paula McIntyre, a registered dietitian with Marshfield Clinic, said that may…