Research Article | DOI: https://doi.org/10.31579/2640-1045/216

Health Hazards of Obesity

  • Rehan Haider 1*
  • Hina Abbas 2

Head of Marketing and Sales, Riggs Pharmaceuticals, Karachi; Department of Pharmacy, University of Karachi, Pakistan.     

*Corresponding Author: Rehan Haider, Head of Marketing and Sales, Riggs Pharmaceuticals, Karachi; Department of Pharmacy, University of Karachi, Pakistan.

Citation: Rehan Haider, Hina Abbas, (2025), Health Hazards of Obesity, J. Endocrinology and Disorders, 9(4); DOI:10.31579/2640-1045/216

Copyright: © 2025, Rehan Haider. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.

Received: 05 August 2025 | Accepted: 28 August 2025 | Published: 24 September 2025

Keywords: obesity; health hazards; cardiovascular disease; type 2 diabetes; chronic conditions; lifestyle modification; public health

Abstract

Obesity is an important comprehensive strength query following broad unions for concrete, metabolic, and insane affluence. Characterized by excessive grease accumulation, its far authority affiliated to no-finishing atmospheres, holding heart failure heart failure (CVD), type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), and beneficial cancers. This review climaxes the various energy dangers guide pressure questions, accentuating attraction ingredient as an erratic hazard determinant in the occurrence of plentiful non-worthy is gotten tinier diseases.

Pathophysiology of obesity

The pathophysiology of obesity includes difficult interplays centered on two point’s hormonal imbalances, intrinsic lump, and insulin contest. Adipose material secretes a portion of food-angering cytokines, holding abnormal growth in animate being death element-origin (TNF-α) and interleukin-6 (IL-6), that anger metabolic dysfunctions. Additionally, instinctive fat donates to insulin contest and hepatic lipid addition, increasing the risk of T2DM and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

Health Risks Associated with Obesity

Obesity has a profound impact on cardiovascular health, increasing the risk of hypertension, atherosclerosis, and myocardial infarction. Sleep disorders, including obstructive sleep apnea, are also common, further exacerbating cardiometabolic stress. Mental health problems, including depression and anxiety, are disproportionately prevalent among individuals with obesity, exacerbated by societal stigma and reduced quality of life.

Prevention and Management

Preventive measures emphasize lifestyle modifications, including dietary interventions, increased physical activity, and behavioral therapy. Public health policies focusing on obesity prevention and management are crucial in reducing its burden. This review advocates for a multidisciplinary approach to address the complex interplay of factors driving obesity and its associated health risks, prioritizing early intervention and equitable access to care.

Introduction

Obesity is a versatile issue that lingers beyond its beautiful suggestions. Despite being frequently perceived as a beautifying concern, corpulence is a meaningful community health problem that guides solid melancholy, humanness, and social shame (1-6). Individuals accompanying corpulence frequently encounter bias, prejudice, and bias, even from healthcare experts (7-18).

Obesity is a bigger subscriber to various incessant environments, containing heart failure, type 2 diabetes, and certain types of tumors. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimate that corpulence accounts for over 300,000 deaths in the United States, making it the second superior escapable cause of obliteration (19-20).

Recent studies have highlighted the complex friendship 'tween corpulence and redness. Adipose tissue is not simply an strength depository station but also an alive endocrine means that releases supporting-inflammatory cytokines, providing to integral swelling and metabolic disorders (21-22).

The purpose concerning this study is to interrogate the fitness hazards guide corpulence, with a devote effort to something allure affect incessant disease risk and administration.

Sample Selection

This study took from a different pool of research, incorporating data from miscellaneous age groups, genders, and BMI classifications (usual weight, obese, corpulent, and harshly corpulent). To ensure inclusive likeness of corpulence's health belongings across various head counts, we selected studies accompanying sufficient sample sizes, meeting on those that included daughters aged 20-70.

Data Analysis

We work mathematical models to assess the meaning of corpulence's union with differing well-being risks. Correlational study and regression models were used to confirm links between corpulence and the incidence rates of incessant afflictions. Furthermore, meta-studies of existent studies were conducted to measure strength risks, providing healthy evidence for each hazard.

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AdipokineRole/FunctionAssociated Conditions
LeptinRegulates energy balance and suppresses appetite; elevated in obesity.Obesity, insulin resistance
AdiponectinEnhances insulin sensitivity and has anti-inflammatory effects; reduced in obesity.Type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome
ResistinImplicated in insulin resistance; levels increase with obesity.Type 2 diabetes, obesity
DPP-4Involved in glucose metabolism; secretion increases in obesity.Type 2 diabetes, obesity
TNF-αPromotes inflammation and insulin resistance; elevated in obesity.Obesity, type 2 diabetes
IL-6Pro-inflammatory cytokine; levels rise with obesity, contributing to insulin resistance.Obesity, type 2 diabetes
Angiotensin IIRegulates blood pressure; levels increase in obesity, linked to insulin resistance.Obesity, hypertension, type 2 diabetes
PAI-1Inhibits fibrinolysis; elevated in obesity and associated with insulin resistance.Obesity, metabolic syndrome

Table 1: Adipokine Increased in Obesity and/or Diabetes

Omentin and Its Role in Obesity and Cardiovascular Disease

Omentin

Omentin is an adipokine acknowledged for allure antagonistic-angering features, accompanying depreciated levels noticed in corpulence and insulin opposition. It plays an important part in metabolic energy and is connected to corpulence and type 2 diabetes.

Cardiovascular Disease and Obesity

Obesity is a traditional risk determinant for heart failure (CVD), including environments in the way that heart failure ischemic heart disease (CHD), heart attack (MI), heart attack (CHF), hypertension, atrial fibrillation, and stroke. The Framingham Heart Study stated that corpulence increases the age-regulated relative risk (RR) for CVD to 1.46 in fellows and 1.64 in wives, accompanying even bigger risks for hypertension (2.21 in guys and 2.75 in girls).

Risk Comparisons

A follower study established that the risk for CVD was considerably lower in usual-pressure, non-diabetic things distinguished from their corpulent, diabetic matches. Specifically, the risk was 54.8% for rational-weight colleagues and 78.8% for corpulent, diabetic things, while for fellows, the figures were 78.6% and 86.9%, individually. European studies have copied these judgments, stressing that principal corpulence is a meaningful risk determinant for CVD.

Cardiovascular Changes Due to Obesity

Obesity leads to differing fundamental and working changes in the cardiovascular scheme, even in the deficiency of obvious CVD. Some of these changes involve:

Venous Insufficiency: Obese things frequently knowledge venous lack in the lower appendages, superior to incessant edema. This condition results from raised venous pressure, exalted intravascular book, cut-down flexibility, and venous valvular dysfunction.

Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): The risk for CHF increases accompanying each whole increase in BMI, supposed at 5% for sons and 7% for mothers. Interestingly, even in the closeness of CHF, things accompanying a lower BMI are likely to have a lower risk for regimen, a wonder popular as "corpulence contradiction."

Hypertension and Obesity: Hypertension is considerably more prevailing in corpulent things, accompanying a stated predominance of nearly six periods taller in this place public. An increase in BMI from <25>30 kg/m² guides a greater predominance of hypertension and supplementary cardiovascular risks.

ManifestationDescription
↑ Total blood volumeIncreased blood volume to meet the demands of excess adipose tissue.
↑ Cardiac outputElevated cardiac output primarily due to increased circulating blood volume.
↑ Stroke volumeIncreased stroke volume as a response to higher blood volume.
↑ (±) Heart rateHeart rate may increase or remain unchanged depending on individual factors.
↑ LV filling and pressureIncreased left ventricular (LV) filling pressures, particularly during exercise.
↑ Left atrial hypertrophyEnlargement of the left atrium due to increased pressure and volume overload.
↑ LV hypertrophy (eccentric type)Both eccentric and concentric hypertrophy patterns, with eccentric being common.
↑ LV diastolic dysfunctionImpaired relaxation of the left ventricle, common in obesity.
↑ Adipositas cordis (fatty heart)Accumulation of fat within the heart muscle, affecting its function.
↑ PR interval, QRS interval, QTcProlonged intervals on ECG, indicating potential electrical conduction issues.
↑ ↓ QRS voltageChanges in QRS voltage may indicate alterations in cardiac mass or function.
↑ ST depression and ST-T abnormalitiesST segment changes on ECG suggestive of ischemia or other cardiac issues.
↑ False-positive inferior MI on ECGObesity can lead to misinterpretation of ECG results, mimicking myocardial infarction.

Table 2: Cardiovascular system Manifestations associated with Obesity

Key Insights on Cardiovascular Disorders and Obesity

Obesity considerably increases the risk of miscellaneous cardiovascular environments, containing hypertension and unexpected cardiac afterlife. Here are a few indispensable contents concerning the link between corpulence and heart failure:

High Blood Pressure and Obesity

An increase in crowd bulk index (BMI) is a 4-fold increase in the risk of cultivating hypertension. This connection climaxes the direct impact of glut burden on ancestry pressure requirement.

Weight Loss Impact

Weight deficit in corpulent things can bring about bettering in ancestry pressure. Research shows that each kilogram of burden misfortune can influence an average decrease of 1-4 mmHg in systolic ancestry pressure and 1-2 mmHg in diastolic ancestry pressure.

Sudden Cardiac Mortality

The risk of unexpected cardiac disease is nearly 40 occasions higher in corpulent things distinguished from non-corpulent things. This traditional partnership emphasizes the long-recognized connection between corpulence and cardiovascular risk, a network that dates back to Hippocrates, the one eminent that “unexplained death is more universal in obesity”

ManifestationDescription
↓ Total blood volumeReduction in overall blood volume, leading to decreased workload on the heart.
↓ Cardiac outputDecreased cardiac output as a result of lower blood volume and metabolic demand.
↓ Stroke volumeReduction in the amount of blood ejected by the heart with each beat.
↓ (±) Heart rateHeart rate may decrease or remain stable, depending on individual factors.
↓ LV filling and pressureDecreased left ventricular filling pressures, particularly noticeable during exercise.
↓ LV diastolic dysfunctionImprovement in the heart's ability to relax and fill with blood.
↓ PR interval, QRS interval, QT intervalShortened intervals on ECG, indicating improved electrical conduction and heart function.

Table 3.3: Cardiovascular System Manifestations Associated with Weight Loss Note: LV = left ventricular.

CriteriaMeasurement
Abdominal obesity (waist circumference)≥ 40 inches in men 
≥ 35 inches in women
Triglycerides≥ 150 mg/dL
High-density lipoprotein (HDL)≤ 40 mg/dL for men 
≤ 50 mg/dL for women
Blood pressure≥ 130/80 mmHg
Fasting glucose≥ 100 mg/dL

Table 3.4: Metabolic Syndrome Criteria

Cardiovascular Disease and Obesity: Key Insights

Obesity considerably increases the risk of differing cardiovascular environments, a friendship that dates back to Hippocrates, the famous that "unexplained death is lower in the corpulent than in the lean."

Changes in Cardiac Electrical Activity

Obesity can influence changes in cardiac energy ventures, raising the risk of arrhythmias. A 10% increase in burden can decrease parasympathetic strength and increase the essence rate, while pressure deficit has the opposite effect.

Atherosclerosis and Coronary Heart Disease (CHD)

Obesity is approximately connected to atherosclerosis and heart failure congestive heart failure (CHD). Postmortem examinations have habitual that greasy streaks and stringy lesions in the channels are low in corpulent things, specifically in the digestive organs of animate beings. Long-term studies have proved that corpulence is a free prophet of CHD, 

accompanying principal fat classification being a better risk determinant for atherosclerosis than overall fat allocation.

Stroke Risk

There is a clear partnership between corpulence and stroke risk. For each part increase in BMI, the risk of ischemic stroke increases by 4%, and the risk of hemorrhagic stroke increases by 6%. This link remnants even later regulating for added risk determinants.

Metabolic Syndrome

Metabolic condition (MetS), a cluster of cardiovascular risk determinants containing principal corpulence, hypertension, exalted abstaining organic compound composed of carbon, and dyslipidemia, is carefully connected to corpulence. Weight misfortune, even as little as 8 kg, can considerably weaken the risk of MetS.

Obesity and Chronic Renal Disease

The friendship between corpulence and never-ending renal ailment (CRD) is traditional, accompanying evidence suggesting that corpulence can alone enhance renal dysfunction.

Incidence of Chronic Renal Disease

There has existed a stable increase in the occurrence of CRD, that is likely connected to climbing corpulence rates. Research signifies that renal dysfunction can happen in corpulent things even afterwards regulating for additional risk determinants in the way that hypertension, diabetes, and cholesterol levels.

Research Findings

A meta-study of over 300,000 players raise that corpulence was guide an raised risk of CRD, liberated of added risk determinants. This desires that corpulence itself can have direct harmful belongings on renal function.

Another study of over 6,000 non-diabetic partners establishes that main corpulence (midriff edge >102 cm in brothers or >88 cm in daughters) was guide the best risk of renal dysfunction, even subsequently regulating for additional metabolic risk determinants.

Mechanisms of Renal Disorder

Increased Renal Tubular Sodium Reabsorption: Excess burden can bring about raised sodium reabsorption in the renal tubules, happening in compensative renal vasodilation and an primary increase in glomerular filtration rate (GFR). However, this is frequently attended by a step-by-step decline in GFR on account of obesity-accompanying hypertension and diabetes, superior to renal damage and nephron deficit.

Proteinuria: Obese things frequently expand proteinuria, that can progress to incessant sort affliction, even in the dearth of hypertension or diabetes. Common renal lesions in corpulent things contain pertaining to a focus and segmental glomerulosclerosis and glomerulomegaly.

Ectopic Fat Deposition and Renal Dysfunction

The accretion of lipids in non-fatty tissues, containing the kidneys, can bring about the production of injurious metabolites, happening in mitochondrial dysfunction, endoplasmic mesh stress, and eventually, renal damage.

Sympathetic Nervous System Activation and Renal Function

Obesity is from raised sympathetic central nervous system (SNS) venture, that can infuriate hypertension and renal damage. Factors providing to renal SNS incitement include hyperleptinemia, angiotensin II, hyperinsulinemia, and machinelike condensation of the kidneys by waste fat.

Weight Loss and Renal Function

Interestingly, deliberate burden deficit, either through surgical or non-surgical method, has been proved to increase renal function. Research has raise no meaningful changes in antitoxin creatinine or supposed glomerular filtration rate (GFR) following isocaloric diets that modify macronutrient arrangement.

Obesity and Cancer Risk

Obesity has existed connected to a raised risk of differing cancers, accompanying meaningful findings from diversified studies:

A abundant anticipated study of 900,000 partners in the United States raise that things with a BMI >39.9 had a 50-60% increase in overall malignancy risk over 15 age.

Research suggests that corpulence is a predicting determinant for prostate cancer occurrence and death. However, burden deficit has proven to decrease the risk of basic, non-metastatic prostate cancers.

Osteoarthritis

Obesity is a major risk determinant for osteoarthritis (OA), specifically moving the knees and haunch of an animate being:

OA leads to decreased flexibility, chronic pain, and restriction. The Rotterdam study found that the progress of body part OA over a 6.5-period ending was three periods more likely in individuals accompanying a BMI >27 kg/m².

Data from the Framingham Heart Study presented that the risk of expanding patella OA raised by 1.6 opportunities for each five-part increase in BMI with earlier brothers outside pre-existent disease.

Weight Loss and Osteoarthritis

Weight deficit has proved to considerably lower the manifestations and asperity of osteoarthritis and improve working volume in corpulent victims accompanying OA:

A randomized study of 87 earlier adults accompanying patella OA establish that shareholders in the pressure deficit invasion group lost an average of 8.7% of their material burden, happening insignificant betterings in working status distinguished to the standard remedy group.

A meta-reasoning of four studies including 454 colleagues establish that even moderate weight deficit (5%) was guide decreased physical incapacity, stressing the significance of pressure management in discussing OA manifestations.

Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD)

NAFLD is carefully connected to corpulence, hypertension, and dyslipidemia, moving 15-30% of the general populace and until 70% of things accompanying type 2 diabetes:

NAFLD surrounds a range of disorders from plain steatosis to nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), cirrhosis, and hepatocellular carcinoma. Studies have displayed an important and liberated partnership betwixt corpulence and NAFLD.

A multivariate study found that a high BMI (>26.9) was recognized as a basic risk determinant for NAFLD, accompanying an advantage percentage (OR) of 6.2.

Sleep Disturbances and Obesity

Obesity strongly guides sleep disturbances, specifically opposing sleep interruption of activity (OSA):

OSA happens in 2-3% of middle-old wives and 4-5% of middle-aged brothers, but the predominance increases to over 30% in corpulent things. This condition can infuriate corpulence-related metabolic questions and generate a phase of burden gain and sleep division.

The friendship between corpulence and injured metabolic function has proved to influence sleep kind, further confusing the management of obesity.

ConditionImpact of Sleep Disturbances
Prevalence of Metabolic SyndromeIncreased prevalence linked to obesity and sleep issues.
Increased Body Weight and ObesitySleep disturbances can exacerbate weight gain and obesity.
Type 2 DiabetesPoor sleep quality is associated with insulin resistance and higher risk of diabetes.
DyslipidemiaSleep issues can negatively affect lipid profiles, increasing dyslipidemia risk.
HypertensionSleep disturbances are linked to higher blood pressure levels.
MortalityIncreased mortality risk associated with obesity and sleep disorders.
Appetite and Food IntakeHormonal changes due to sleep disturbances can lead to increased appetite and altered food intake.

Table 5: Obesity-Associated Conditions Affected by Sleep Disturbances Obesity and Associated Health Risks

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)

Obesity is a basic risk determinant for the growth of opposing sleep apnea (OSA), accompanying a relative risk (RR) of 10 in corpulent things. Key points involve:

The predominance of OSA can reach 98% in harshly corpulent things. Complications associated with OSA include pulmonary hypertension, right heart attack, stroke, hypertension, and cardiac arrhythmias.

A study establish that a 10% pressure gain developed in a 32% increase in the interruption of activity-hypopnea index and a six-fold increase in the risk of cultivating severe sleep-unsettled alive.

Conversely, pressure misfortune has proved to considerably humble symptoms of OSA, containing wheezing, barking, and sunshine torpor.

Gallbladder Disease

Gallbladder ailment is another condition approximately linked to corpulence:

Risk determinants for gallbladder ailment include being corpulent, female, over 40 age traditional, and bearing a history of accelerated pressure deficit. Gallbladder affliction is a superior cause of treatment between women and produces meaningful healthcare costs.

A study of over 1,000 colleagues in England and Scotland established a forceful friendship betwixt corpulence and gallbladder disease. Higher BMI was a guide to raise crisis admissions and more protracted ward stays.

The Health Professionals Follow-Up Study establish that guys accompanying a BMI >28.5 kg/m² had a 2.5 to 3.5 times larger risk of evolving gallstones distinguished to those accompanying lower BMI.

Mental Health Issues

Obesity is guided by differing insane health challenges:

The National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions suggests that things accompanying bigger BMI are more inclined to the occurrence of despair, worry, and personality disorders. Specifically, the predominance of bigger depressing disorder (MDD) was supposed expected 1.5 to 2 periods larger in obese things distinguished from those accompanying rational pressure.

Data from the 2006 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System demonstrated that the predominance of moderate-to-harsh MDD increased from 6.5% to 25.9% as BMI raised from 25 to 35 kg/m².

The connection between MDD and corpulence is complex and bidirectional, including determinants to a degree of social shame, drug-inferred pressure gain, and utilizing cuisine for comfort in reaction to sensitive distress.

Weight loss has happened proved to correct insane well-being consequences, and few individuals can benefit from reworking in their insane fitness situations to those that are more burden-flat.

Mental Health and Obesity

Prevalence of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)

Data from the 2006 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System presented that the predominance of moderate-to-harsh MDD raised considerably accompanying climbing BMI:

The predominance of MDD red-pink from 6.5% to 25.9% as BMI raised from 25 to 35 kg/m².

Complex Relationship middle from two points MDD and Obesity

The friendship betwixt MDD and corpulence is complex and bidirectional:

Factors providing this connection involve friendly shame, drug-persuaded pressure gain, and utilizing bread for comfort in answer to moving distress.

Weight Loss and Mental Health

Weight deficit has happened proved to advance insane energy consequences:

Some things concede the possibility of benefit from transformation in their insane energy situations to those that are more pressure-noncommittal.

Materials and Methods

This study examines health risks associated with obesity through a comprehensive literature review and professional analysis of scientific evidence. The design of the study included an overview of contemporary studies published over the past ten years with a focus on the impact of obesity on chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and certain cancers. The data was collected from reliable sources including PubMed, Jstor, and Government Health Databases. Statistical models and meta-analyses were used to verify the associations between obesity and health risks.

Results

The finding shows that obesity significantly increases the risk of chronic diseases. System inflammation controlled by adipokin, such as TNF-A and IL-6, plays a key role in metabolic disorders. Cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes. In addition, the studies showed the emotional impact of obesity, including increased prevalence of depression and social stigma.

Discussion

Occurrence Obesity is an important risk factor for various chronic diseases. Studies consistently show that obese individuals are 2-4 times more likely to develop diabetes 2. Type and cardiovascular disease, including hypertension, stroke, and heart failure. Obesity is also associated with a higher risk of liver disease, including non-alcoholic greasy liver disease (NAFLD) and respiratory problems such as obstructive sleep apnea.

Impact on the quality-of-life Obesity deeply affects both physical and well-being. Physically obese individuals often experience reduced mobility, joint pain, fatigue, and problems with everyday tasks. Obesity is also associated with mental health problems, including increased risk of depression and anxiety, concerns about body image, social stigma, and eating disorders. Demographic variations

The health risks associated with obesity vary according to age and sex. For example, women with obesity face a higher risk of developing conditions such as osteoarthritis and reproductive health problems, including polycystic ovaries syndrome (PCOS). In older adults, obesity worsens the decrease of physical function related to age, which increases the risk of disability.                                                                                             

Trends and patterns                                                                                                                                                               

The prevalence of obesity has increased significantly in the last few decades, accompanied by an adequate increase in related health problems. Patterns show a shift in the burden of the disease from high-income to countries with medium income, which are led by changes in eating habits and patterns of physical activity. 

Interpretation of findings

The findings emphasize obesity as a primary contributor to the development of various chronic diseases. This study strengthens the importance of obesity as a modifiable risk factor that, if solved, can prevent significant health burdens. The Association between Obesity and Conditions such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease is well established and ongoing research is needed to further clarify these relationships.

Health mechanisms 

The basic mechanisms that control the health effects of obesity include chronic inflammation, insulin resistance, and hormonal imbalance. Excess fat tissue creates a persistent inflammatory condition that contributes to conditions such as atherosclerosis and cancer. In addition, insulin resistance, which is predominant in obese individuals, predisposes them to metabolic problems, including type 2 diabetes.

Limitation

Although this study is complex, it has restrictions, including potential distortion in available data and ensuring generalization for all populations. The focus of the study on the chronic effects of obesity is limited because few participants follow the prolonged periods.                                                               

Public Health Implications

The finding suggests that obesity is not only a personal health problem, but also a significant problem in public health. Public health interventions focusing on eating habits, physical activity, and education are necessary to reduce the level of obesity and related health risks. Strategies supporting the selection of healthy foods, increasing physical activity in communities, and providing health-related health education play a critical role in solving this epidemic.

Conclusions

This study climaxes the primary impact of corpulence on clashing incessant appropriateness environments, containing heart failure, type 2 diabetes, and positive cancers, further attracting bad assets on tangible and silly affluence. Preventive measures are most important, accompanying an significance on early interference to carry out strain and decrease approximate prosperity dangers. Future studies endure assign attempt to entity the lasting goods of corpulence and survey influential nature adjustments and societal tactics to combat it. Policymakers and healthcare carriers supply commands behavior that boosts alive ingesting, referring to sports interest, and people welfare packages to lighten the weight of corpulence.

Acknowledgment:

The accomplishment concerning this research project would not have happened likely without the plentiful support and help of many things and arrangements. We no longer our genuine appreciation to all those the one risked a function in the progress of this project. I herewith acknowledge that:

I have no economic or added individual interests, straightforwardly or obliquely, in some matter that conceivably influence or bias my trustworthiness as a journalist concerning this manuscript.

Conflicts of Interest:

The authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest.

Financial Support and Protection:

No external funding for a project was taken to assist with the preparation of this manuscript

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