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doi: 10.12927/hcpap.2008.20183.
The obesity epidemic and the rise and fall of public health
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The obesity epidemic and the rise and fall of public health
Healthc Pap.
2008.
Abstract
"They don't understand how this could happen. I tell them that they have crushed their knees under their own weight."
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