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“We already have data to suggest that the decade-long decline in coronary death rates is flattening or reversing in younger adults, likely due to the fact that they have lived their lives with a significant burden of obesity.”
“Everything is coming together in the worst way -- obesity, inactivity, smoking. In our younger group, instead of seeing improvement, it is getting worse.”
“The things people need to focus on are our weight and our waist. Those are driving a lot of other risk factors, such as cholesterol and diabetes.”
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