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Which of the following is correct about obesity? O It is a chronic medical condition. O It is a disorder of weight regulation. It is a failure of willpower. O It is a childhood-onset mental disorder.

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Dec 06,2024

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Obesity is a chronic medical condition and a disorder of weight regulation.

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