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HealthDay - WEDNESDAY, Feb. 28 (HealthDay News) — Obese people, especially
women, are more likely to suffer complications following hip replacement
surgery, Swiss researchers say.

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Reuters - British social workers decided on
Tuesday to allow an eight-year-old boy who weighs almost 200
pounds (91 kg) to remain at home with his mother, who has
refused to stop feeding him junk food.

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AFP - An eight-year-old British boy who weighs 14 stone (90 kilograms) will be allowed to stay with his mother after social workers decided against taking him into care Tuesday.

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Reuters - British social workers will meet an
eight-year-old boy who weighs almost 200 pounds (91 kg) on
Tuesday to decide whether he should be taken away from his
mother after she refused to stop feeding him junk food.

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Reuters - British social workers will meet an
eight-year-old boy who weighs almost 200 pounds (91 kg) on
Tuesday to decide whether he should be taken away from his
mother after she refused to stop feeding him junk food.

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AP - Authorities are considering taking an 8-year-old boy who weighs 218 pounds into protective custody unless his mother improves his diet, officials said Monday.

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AP - Authorities are considering taking an 8-year-old boy who weighs 218 pounds into protective custody unless his mother improves his diet, officials said Monday.

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AFP - A British eight-year-old who weighs some 14 stone (90 kilograms) could be taken into care by social services Tuesday because of his weight.

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HealthDay - WEDNESDAY, Feb. 21 (HealthDay News) — Children who live in
densely populated urban areas may be less likely to be overweight if they
have parks and lawns in their neighborhoods, a U.S. study suggests.