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obesity and academic performance  

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  • While research is generally consistent regarding findings of poorer academic achievement among obese children and adolescents compared to their normal-weight peers, a causal relationship between obesity and academic performance cannot be assumed. Thus, research suggests that obesity is associated with, but not a cause of, low academic performance. [Source: Encyclopedia of Obesity; Obesity and Academic Performance]

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