Today, the terms “obese” and “overweight” have precise medical definitions based on how much someone weighs relative to their height, but this is a modern formulation. Until recently, people knew their height but almost no one could measure their weight,
Today, the terms “obese” and “overweight” have precise medical definitions based on how much someone weighs relative to their height, but this is a modern formulation. Until recently, people knew their height but almost no one could measure their weight,
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