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No way to diet
Another study is confirming that adolescents who skip breakfast have a higher risk of being overweight.
"There's a pretty significant inverse association between how frequently kids report eating breakfast and how much weight they gain over time, and we took into account other dietary factors and physical activity,” said Mark Pereira , associate professor of epidemiology and community hea...
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