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did they change the BMI chart [Music] yes the BMI chart was updated in 1998 by the National Institutes of Health NIH the new criteria included a lower cutoff for overweight and a higher cutoff for obesity this change was made in response to new research showing that a BMI of 25 or higher was associated with increased health risks and a BMI of 30 or higher was associated with even greater health risks the updated BMI chart is still used today to determine weight status and potential health risks [Music]