A new study suggests your weight-to-height ratio may reveal heart disease risk more accurately than BMI. Subjects with larger ...

A new study has found that women who experience an increase in waist size during midlife are more likely to develop dementia.

An excessive accumulation of fat in the abdominal area in middle-aged women is a risk factor for cognitive decline, say ...

Women whose waistline expands during midlife are more likely to develop dementia, according to a new study. An excessive ...

The global plus size clothing market is valued in the tens of billions and is projected to experience significant growth ...

Welcome to Coat Week on the Strategist, where we’re asking everyone — from New Yorkers to people living in the coldest parts ...

As the temperature dips, shoppers are swapping safe basics for pieces with comfort, character and a little after-dark swagger ...

One high-street pair keeps popping up on commutes and coffee runs, promising sharp lines, soft movement and zero morning ...

Vinted has landed itself in hot water with buyers and sellers alike after making a major change to its sizing system — a move ...

Lead author Dr. Thiago Bosco Mendes from the University of Pittsburgh explained, “When we considered traditional risk factors, only waist-to-height ratio continued to predict future heart disease.” ...

For years, plastic surgeons thought the proportions of a beautiful buttocks should follow the Fibonacci sequence. Now, people are looking for a more Kardashian shape.

Just a decade ago, many people wouldn't be seen dead in supermarket clothing, but now Tu and George are holding their own ...