An ambitious goal: Michelle Obama's campaign to eliminate child obesity ... - Houston Chronicle


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An ambitious goal: Michelle Obama's campaign to eliminate child obesity ...
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Over the past 30 years, childhood obesity rates in this country have tripled. Now about one child in three is either obese or overweight. ...
Obesity: Now comes the hard part Jackson Clarion Ledger
Target Now on Childhood Obesity: Looking to Nip the Issue in the Bud? TopNews United States
Briana Scurry of Washington Freedom Joins First Lady to Fight Child Obesity Bleacher Report
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Gut bacteria causes obesity: Study - Press TV


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Gut bacteria causes obesity: Study
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Some of the hundreds of bacteria found in the digestive systems are believed to be responsible for obesity and a group of other health conditions, ...
Bugs in the gut can cause obesity: study AFP
Obesity: How Intestinal Bacteria May Cause Weight Gain TIME
Germs in the Gut May Promote Obesity dBTechno
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Female wine drinkers at lower obesity risk - Times of India


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Female wine drinkers at lower obesity risk
Times of India
Female wine drinkers can take heart: A new study has shown that moderate drinkers have a lower risk of obesity than teetotalers. The study, which included ...
Female Drinkers Less Prone To Obesity Than Teetotalers TopNews
Wine's got great body! New York Post
Drink up girls: wine isn't fattening Times Online
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A matter of size - Boston Globe

A matter of size
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It has the lowest adult obesity rate in the western suburbs, and one of the lowest in Massachusetts, based on estimates by the state Department of Public ...
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A matter of size Boston Globe

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Taste buds may hold new key to obesity - The Age

Taste buds may hold new key to obesity
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A Deakin University study has found that humans can detect a sixth taste - fat - and this may hold the key to reducing obesity. Building on US research that ...
Get a taste for fat Herald Sun
Humans found to have sixth taste: fat Sydney Morning Herald

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Fat American children: many causes, a lifetime of effects - Los Angeles Times


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Fat American children: many causes, a lifetime of effects
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Although evidence suggests that obesity rates are leveling off overall, for some groups of kids — especially poor or minority kids — the problem continues ...
Majority of Obese People Fail to Recognize Their Own Obesity Natural News.com
Colorado, California Cities Dominate Slimmest Cities List WebMD
Good Health Habits the Norm in Slimmest US Metro Areas Gallup.com
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School lunch programs can reverse child obesity - Houston Chronicle


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School lunch programs can reverse child obesity
Houston Chronicle
Although it is counterintuitive that increasing access to school food is a way to prevent obesity, we found that young, low-income children who participate ...
Kimberly Garrison: You can save your child from scourge of obesity Philadelphia Inquirer
Childhood Obesity Prevention Should be Started at an Early Age, Says Research TopNews United States
Research Roundup: Childhood Obesity, Insurance Coverage In Cancer Trials ... Kaiser Health News
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Obesity risks start before birth - Los Angeles Times


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Obesity risks start before birth
Los Angeles Times
Today, one of every three US children is overweight — but it's much easier to prevent obesity than to treat it. That's why pediatric obesity experts now say ...

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