Watch this CDC map change from 1985 to 2010 -and get more colorful along the way. It shows the percentage of people medically defined as obese. Obesity was once an odd condition, but for the U.S. it just gets more common every year. The Atlantic has a list of the metropolitan areas that have the lowest and highest rates of obesity. Moving to Colorado will only help if you are willing to climb mountains, hike, and ski. Link
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Somebody's messing with the gravitational constant.
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Deep-fried hospitality on a stick.
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The article at this link you've just provided is quite informative. Thanks again.
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Thanks Miss C! You didn't have to do that!
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Try this link: http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/adult.html The map at the bottom is the same as this one, but it has buttons for stop, play, previous, etc.
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