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Childhood Obesity
Summary: Essay provides full research on teenage and childhood obesity.
Aside from being a serious health risk, children that suffer from obesity are subjected to social consequences that often continue into adulthood. The United States has been known for the larger population of our overweight adults, now our adults are not our only problem, the youth of our nation have taken on the awful eating habits of their parents, aunts, uncles, and even peers. There's not just one explanation of why our children have been getting so big, the reasons range from genetics to socioeconomic status. Sadly this often un-talked about issue refers to both children and adolescents, thus the term "childhood obesity." Generally when the word "children is used it refers to six to eleven years of age, and when the word "adolescents" is used it typically refers to twelve to seventeen years of age. When possible it will be in the terms of a specific age...
This section contains 1,283 words (approx. 5 pages at 300 words per page) |