If both of a person's parents are obese, he or she still has only a 10 percent higher chance of becoming obese than a person with parents who are both not obese.

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Elaine Melton

20 November, 09:21

If both of a person's parents are obese, he or she still has only a 10 percent higher chance of becoming obese than a person with parents who are both not obese.

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Mandy · Answer 1

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The reason is that if one of the parent member is obese then the chances the child would be obese is 50% and 80% if both of the parents are obese. So saying that their are 10% higher chances of becoming obese is incorrect.

If both of a person's parents are obese, he or she still has only a 10 percent higher chance of becoming obese than a person with parents who are both not obese.True/False

If both of a person's parents are obese, he or she still has only a 10 percent higher chance of becoming obese than a person with parents who are both not obese.

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