
Anoop Misra
Anoop Misra is a prominent Indian endocrinologist and the head of the Fortis-C-DOC Centre of Excellence for Diabetes, Metabolic Diseases and Endocrinology in Delhi. He is known for his extensive research and advocacy on obesity, particularly the implications of abdominal obesity in South Asians, and has been instrumental in redefining obesity guidelines for Asian Indians to better reflect health risks associated with fat distribution. His work emphasizes the urgent need for lifestyle changes in India, as rising obesity rates pose a significant public health challenge.
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Anoop Misra, a prominent endocrinologist, echoed warnings about the surge in diabetes and obesity in India and emphasized the need for lifestyle changes.
India’s doctors sound alarm over boom in availability of weight loss jabs | IndiaAnoop Misra heads Delhi's Fortis-C-DOC Centre of Excellence for Diabetes, Metabolic Diseases and Endocrinology.
India's weight-loss drug boom and the risks behind itEndocrinologist Dr. Anoop Misra advises caution for people with heart disease or diabetes when limiting meals to eight hours a day.
Nov trend diete pod drobnogledom: Je postenje škodljivo?Anoop Misra is a leading endocrinologist who weighs the promise and pitfalls of intermittent fasting.
benefits or risks? Study raises questions about heart healthProf Anoop Misra is the senior author and study lead who emphasizes the benefits of small doses of mangoes in place of carbohydrates.
Indian trials debunk sweet mythsProf Anoop Misra is the senior author and study lead who emphasizes the benefits of small doses of mangoes in place of carbohydrates.
Are mangoes good for diabetes? Indian studies challenge conventional wisdomEndocrinologist Anoop Misra highlighted the health risks associated with street foods.
Outcry in India as favourite street food slapped with health warningAnoop Misra heads Delhi's Fortis-C-DOC Centre of Excellence for Diabetes, Metabolic Diseases and Endocrinology.
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