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Women are Hard Wired to Worry about Weight

by slbts — last modified Apr 26, 2010 01:14 PM

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Worrying about weight happens to the best of us. But a new study shows that women may actually be hired-wired to worry about their weight. A recent study shows that the brains of women react negatively when viewing photos of overweight people. read more...

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