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One in five primary pupils starting school a healthy size are fatter when they leave, data shows

One in five children who started primary school a healthy size are leaving overweight or obese, damning figures reveal. Boys were more likely than girls to pile on the pounds, data shows.

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Increase in underweight children recorded in new figures

Increase in underweight children recorded in new figures
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Shock as figures reveal North East Lincolnshire is the fourth most obese area in England

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Worrying new study claims 1 in 3 adults in Nottinghamshire are obese

Worrying new study claims 1 in 3 adults in Nottinghamshire are obese
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Psychologist says weighing toddlers to prevent childhood obesity could lead to weight gain

Weighing children in an attempt to reduce obesity could make young people fatter, a psychologist has said. Dr Angela Meadows, of the University of Essex, appeared in a contentious debate on GMB today.

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