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The government is worried about obesity because people are dying it is also costing the NHS which he funds a fortune.
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What is the State of Palestine doing to defeat obesity?
At this point, Palestinians are more worried about having diets with sufficient numbers of calories than about obesity.
What is the government going to do about obesity?
nothing.
Is more government regulation the answer to the obesity epidemic?
your mom is
Why do you think UAE government is promoting?
'anti-obesity campaign '
How did the Aztec government prevent childhood obesity?
ugyg6gggy
In 1830 the Mexican government was worried about the great influx into Texas by?
The Mexicans were worried about the great influx into Texas by Americans
Why is the government worried about Swine Flu?
I feel that are worried because they will lose money that we have to pay to the government. because if people start dying that means the government loses people people pay fore things like taxes.
What are some things about Athens that Sparta doesn't have?
well the Sparta was a military government and worried about their needs. And the Athens were more worried about the techonologies.
Are there government grants for obesity weight loss?
Unfortunately, it seems that there are no available grants for obesity surgery. The grants that are available are for institutes to prevent obesity. In your case, you may be able to get insurance to cover this for you. I know it's a long shot, but Medicare does cover some forms of obesity weight loss surgery if you're at a health risk.
What percentage of Americans is worried about government monitoring of personal information?
56 percent.
What is the US government doing about obesity?
they are building more fast food restraunts and they are not encouraging exercise in teens
Why do the government care about obesity?
Because the government pays for a huge portion of American health care, it feels it must snoop, control, cajole, and manipulate the population. The government doesn't seem to really care that much about obesity, though. If it did, wouldn't it cut subsidies to corn farmers whose product goes to make corn syrup?
