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Cut the fat. (goodnews).(overweight patients more likely to suffer complications after surgery)(Brief Article)
If you still need a reason to drop those extra pounds, how about this? Overweight patients are as much as nine times more likely to stiffer infections and complications after surgery. It's believed that fat ...
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