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More than one third of children and adolescents were overweight or obese in 2008 according to CDC statistics, with overweight defined as excess weight from factors like fat or muscle and obesity defined as excess body fat, which can lead to health issues like high cholesterol or blood pressure in youth. Maintaining healthy lifestyle habits around diet and physical activity can help lower the risk of obesity and related diseases developing.
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- 1. Childhood Obesity By: Joseph A. Bundy
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