As a result, employers face higher rates of workers compensation claims, alongside rising costs for medical care and indemnity payments.[52] Research shows that employees with obesity file nearly twice as many workers compensation claims, incur 7 times the medical costs, and generate 11 times the indemnity expenses of their healthy-weight counterparts.[53] These outcomes translate into tangible financial consequences
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And so were now noticing heart-healthy diets, like the Mediterranean diets, very focused on nutrient-rich food, Relle said
Others take it once their session wraps up
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