BMI is calculated by dividing your weight in kilograms by the square of your height in meters, and it usually does not ...

A new health measure shows waist-to-height ratio can judge obesity risk better than BMI. Learn how to use this quick method ...

Waist-to-height ratio ‘outperforms’ BMI in identification of serious health risks, analysis of over 120,000 people suggests ...

Using a tape measure may help pinpoint those who have more fat stored around their vital organs, which can increase the risk ...

Using a tape measure to assess waist-to-height ratio may help pinpoint people who have more fat stored around their vital ...

Forget hunting for a tape measure or a protractor. Use your Android phone camera and sensors to handle different types of measurements easily.

New research suggests waist-to-height ratio is a more accurate obesity risk indicator than BMI, especially for older adults.

Waist-to-height ratio is a more accurate and reliable indicator of age-related obesity risk than body mass index (BMI), ...

As muscle mass declines and abdominal fat rises with age, BMI can be misleading. A new study finds waist-to-height ratio better reflects real obesity risk in older adults ...

The military’s new height to waist standards aim to better measure health and readiness, but raise concerns about fairness, ...