Identify two of the main contributing factors to obesity in women. Discuss why you believe these factors are the most influential. Discuss one health consequence of obesity. How does obesity increase the risk for this health condition?Include a statisitc.
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Identify two of the main contributing factors to obesity in women. Discuss why you believe these factors are the most influential.
Discuss one health consequence of obesity. How does obesity increase the risk for this health condition?
Include a statisitc.
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