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Essay heading: Childhood Obesity: A New Epidemic
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In addition, a study by Dr. Joseph Mercola, contained in the article "TV Watching, Childhood Obesity Linked," found that a quarter of US children watch more than four hours of television daily. With so much time devoted to television, children are disengaged from physical activity which could keep their weight down and calories burned...
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Joseph Mercola, contained in the article "TV Watching, Childhood Obesity Linked," found that a quarter of US children watch more than four hours of television daily. With so much time devoted to television, children are disengaged from physical activity which could keep their weight down and calories burned...
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