Case-control study reveals impaired quality of life in obese children, suggesting need for psychosocial support.
Childhood obesity is significantly associated with impaired quality of life, regardless of depression or self-esteem scores when assessed independently. These findings emphasize the importance of early identification and psychosocial support for obese children to improve their mental health and social functioning.
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