Over a third of teenagers start adult life overweight with problem twice as likely among poorer Brits
Over a third of teenagers start adult life overweight with problem twice as likely among poorer Brits Will Barker Updated: 17 Dec 2020, 6:18 Will Barker And the problem is twice as great among the poorest families than among the richest. 1 Poor teenagers are more likely to start adult life overweight compared to those from richer families, a study foundCredit: Alamy In all, 21 per cent of young people were obese at age 17 and a further 14 per cent were overweight, the report revealed. But the problem was strongly linked to household income, it added. Co-author Dr David Bann, said: “Obesity ...