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Introduction

If you were to take a walk through the neighborhood park twenty years ago you would see happy, healthy children running all around. If you were to walk in that same park now, you would more than most likely find half the number of children and a good number of them would be considered overweight. Childhood obesity is a very dangerous epidemic with potential catastrophic effects on the health of our future. This report will analyze what causes childhood obesity and what can be done by schools, parents, and communities to help our children grow up happy and healthy.
Purpose, Scope and Limitations
In a perfect world every child would be in perfect health and ready to start their life in the most optimal conditions. In reality, that is not the case. This report will help find causes and solutions to help us obtain this perfect world. This report is focused on parents, schools, and the fast food industry's involvement in childhood obesity. Although there are many......

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