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Teen health and obesity is discussed, noting that being overweight or obese can be caused by a lack of physical activity and poor nutrition from excessive soda and food intake. The document recommends that teens engage in more physical activity with friends instead of screen time, and that parents can help by controlling food choices, encouraging exercise, and leading by example with healthy habits.
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