Abstract infographic showing grey human silhouettes with varying body shapes and a diagram with a human outline and a "MORTALITY RISK" graph.

1. Abstract human silhouettes showing different body shapes Multiple silhouettes side by side with varying waist-to-hip ratios or “roundness.” Subtle, clean, modern design (avoid cartoonish or exaggerated shapes). Immediately communicates that the presentation is about body shape and health. 2. 3D or stylized body contour / circle overlay A single human outline or 3D figure with a circular overlay representing BRI measurement. Could include a subtle gradient showing “low → moderate → high” roundness. Ties directly to the idea of BRI capturing visceral fat/health risk. 3. Combination of body shape + longevity metaphor Example: a side-by-side of a human silhouette + subtle “circle of life” motif, like a faint circular background or DNA-like spiral. Keeps it professional but visually interesting and thematic (life/longevity). 4. Minimalist infographic style One simple figure (human torso) with a waist circumference or roundness indicator, overlaid with a small upward arrow or timeline to suggest mortality risk. Very clean, works well for academic presentations while being visually engaging. See more