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¿Aumento o pérdida de peso no deseado durante la pandemia? El estrés podría tener la culpa

  • Written by Lina Begdache, Assistant Professor of Nutrition, Binghamton University, State University of New York
imageSi has experimentado un aumento o una pérdida de peso no deseados durante la pandemia, no estás solo.Karl Tapales/Moment via Getty Images

Si has experimentado un aumento o una pérdida de peso no deseados durante la pandemia, no estás solo. Según una encuesta de la Asociación Americana de Psicología, e...

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