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Jim Leffman

Overweight Teens Face Higher Cancer Risk, Study Shows

Men who were overweight as teens are more likely to develop up to 17 different cancers even if they later reach a healthy weight. PHOTO BY SHVETS PRODUCTION//PEXELS 

Men who were overweight as teens are more likely to develop up to 17 different cancers even if they later reach a healthy weight.

And although the study was only carried out on men, researchers believe the same applies to obesity in girls under 18.

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