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Association between obesity and injury among Taiwanese adults
International Journal of Obesity, 06/19/09

Hu HY et al. - There was a strong positive relationship between high BMI and increased risk of injury as well as higher injury-related expenditure. Specifically, a high BMI was associated with an increased risk of strain/sprain. Low-intensity flexibility, strength, and balance training programs should be considered in addition to weight reduction programs to prevent strain/sprain for obese adults.

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