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Actually, if you look at the figure at the end, amongst slow walkers, it makes no discernible difference whether they are normal weight, overweight, or obese (o
by radford-neal 6y ago
Actually, if you look at the figure at the end, amongst slow walkers, it makes no discernible difference whether they are normal weight, overweight, or obese (of course a difference might be evident if there were more data). So the known risk is:
normal & slow = obese & slow > obese & brisk > normal & brisk
The last two > comparisons are a bit uncertain individually, though the combined one (obese & slow > normal & brisk) is statistically significant.
- s1artibartfast 6y agoI think that your presentation obfuscates the most interesting conclusion of the paper: when taken alone, slow > obese.