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Recent research highlights the significant role of genetics in obesity, particularly in the relationship between parents' and children's BMI. Studies suggest that while genetics account for a large portion of obesity risk, environmental factors are also crucial in understanding the obesity epidemic, which has seen rates triple over the past four decades.
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Recent research highlights the significant role of genetics in obesity, particularly in the relationship between parents' and children's BMI. Studies suggest that while genetics account for a large portion of obesity risk, environmental factors are also crucial in understanding the obesity epidemic, which has seen rates triple over the past four decades.
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