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Parents' depression can weigh on children
08-07-2007 · EurekAlert!Parents struggling with stress or depression may not provide adequate support to overweight children. Peer bullying and childhood depression can also propel a cycle that makes it difficult for children to adopt healthier lifestyles. Understanding factors that affect overweight children could help health professionals treat these kids.
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