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Overweight Teens Typically Eat Less Than Normal-Weight Peers

Study finding points to need for novel weight-loss interventions

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Cockrell Skinner said that problems arise in young children when parents push their children to eat more after they're full.

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Read more about childhood obesity from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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