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Russian Man Who Weighed More Than 3 Baby Elephants Dies Of A Heart Attack
Doctors said he died from a heart attack, likely as a result of the strain caused by the excess weight.
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Mexican Man, Once The World's Fattest, Dreams Of Walking Again
The folds of flesh on Juan Pedro Franco's back sway heavily as he cranks the pedals of a modified bicycle with his arms, exercising to boost his already jaw-dropping weight-loss total of 250 kilos.
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Onetime 'World's Heaviest Man' Has Second Surgery In Mexico
A Mexican once certified as the heaviest man in the world is recovering from a second stomach-reduction surgery that doctors hope will help him shed more than 200 kilograms (440 pounds), the medical center treating him reported Thursday.
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One Big Resolution: World's Fattest Man Aims To Reduce Weight By Half
A Mexican man believed to be the world's most obese plans to undergo gastric bypass in the new year and reduce his 590 kilos (1,300 pounds) by half, his doctor said Wednesday.
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He wants to sue the government for letting him grow fat
A Briton plans to sue the National Health Service (NHS) for ignoring his health as his weight rocketed to 444 kg, a media report said Friday. Paul Mason Paul - once the world's fattest man - vowed to help other patients who need weight-loss options. The 50-year-old, of Ipswich, said he begged his local NHS trust for help when he hit 199 kg, The Sun...
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Russian Man Who Weighed More Than 3 Baby Elephants Dies Of A Heart Attack
Doctors said he died from a heart attack, likely as a result of the strain caused by the excess weight.
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Mexican Man, Once The World's Fattest, Dreams Of Walking Again
The folds of flesh on Juan Pedro Franco's back sway heavily as he cranks the pedals of a modified bicycle with his arms, exercising to boost his already jaw-dropping weight-loss total of 250 kilos.
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Onetime 'World's Heaviest Man' Has Second Surgery In Mexico
A Mexican once certified as the heaviest man in the world is recovering from a second stomach-reduction surgery that doctors hope will help him shed more than 200 kilograms (440 pounds), the medical center treating him reported Thursday.
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One Big Resolution: World's Fattest Man Aims To Reduce Weight By Half
A Mexican man believed to be the world's most obese plans to undergo gastric bypass in the new year and reduce his 590 kilos (1,300 pounds) by half, his doctor said Wednesday.
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He wants to sue the government for letting him grow fat
A Briton plans to sue the National Health Service (NHS) for ignoring his health as his weight rocketed to 444 kg, a media report said Friday. Paul Mason Paul - once the world's fattest man - vowed to help other patients who need weight-loss options. The 50-year-old, of Ipswich, said he begged his local NHS trust for help when he hit 199 kg, The Sun...
