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Size

since 2025 › Mar › 12 (Wed) @ 07:45 UTC

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51 days ago

Is it true that … only overweight people are at risk of high cholesterol? ⊖⊖

found 2026 › Apr › 20 (Mon) @ 07:09 UTC

a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International

Size does matter – as does diet – but your genes are the main driver of your cholesterol levels

Cholesterol, a fatty substance mostly made by the liver and used by the body to build cells and produce …

89 days ago

Plus-sized female travellers were told they had to buy a second seat due to their weight under US airline's new policy ○

found 2026 › Mar › 12 (Thu) @ 13:54 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Just weeks after Southwest Airlines introduced its 'Customer of Size' policy, several female flyers have called out the US carrier for 'predatory' practices against plus-sized travellers

6 months ago

Size DOESN'T matter! The shape of your bottom can predict if you will develop diabetes ⊖

found 2025 › Nov › 25 (Tue) @ 11:25 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Most of us know that being overweight or obese is associated with a host of health problems, whilst muscle loss is associated with aging. But its not just the size, but the shape of your behind that …

7 months ago

Trump administration under growing pressure over Argentine intervention ○

found 2025 › Oct › 22 (Wed) @ 04:25 UTC

a story from Financial Times ✅ › Financial Times

Size of US bailout and support for agricultural rival begin to rankle the president’s political allies

14 months ago

Lawler: Some Observations on the Federal Reserve’s Balance Sheet Wind-Down and Reinvestment “Strategy” (Still in Quantitative Easing Mode, Just Less So) ○

found 2025 › Mar › 12 (Wed) @ 07:45 UTC

a story from Calculated Risk › Calculated Risk

From housing economist Tom Lawler:

From the beginning of 2020 to early June of 2022 the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet more than doubled to an almost inconceivable $8.9 trillion, with almost all of…

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