HCR Update from Mark Sanna: Obesity is a growing concern,
particularly among children. In the past 30 years, rates of obesity have more
than doubled in children and quadrupled in adolescents. Now, new research
published in BMJ Open suggests that children whose parents divorce
may be more prone to weight gain than those with a secure parental marital
status. Overall, the researchers found that children of parents who divorced
were 54% more likely to be generally overweight or obese and 89% more likely to
be abdominally obese, compared with children of parents who were still married.
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