Effects of Physical Activity on Medical Expenses among Individuals with Obesity in Korea: Insights from a Nationwide Study

Ga Eun Nam; Youn Huh; Kyungdo Han; Kyu‐na Lee; Chung-Woo Lee; Wonsock Kim; Kye-Yeung Park; Hae‐Jin Ko; Yoon Jeong Cho; Chong Hwa Kim; Seungjoon Oh

doi:10.7570/jomes250520

September 8, 2025Journal of Obesity & Metabolic SyndromeOpen Access

Effects of Physical Activity on Medical Expenses among Individuals with Obesity in Korea: Insights from a Nationwide Study

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Higher levels of physical activity correlate with lower medical expenses among individuals with obesity.
The study shows a significant reduction in healthcare costs, with active individuals spending less than their inactive counterparts.
Observational analysis on obesity rates and medical costs across the Korean population highlights the financial benefits of exercise.
Findings suggest that encouraging physical activity in obese individuals may alleviate healthcare burdens in Korea.

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Nationwide study reveals a link between physical activity and reduced medical expenses in obese individuals, suggesting lifestyle changes could lower healthcare costs.

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