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By melia38 | December 25, 2009 If forecasts from a new national health study are correct, that more than 50 percent of adult Ohioans will be obese by 2018, it follows that all Buckeye wallets will become thinner as the costs for obesity -attributable health care services will be passed on in the form of higher insurance premiums. A study commissioned by the United Health Foundation (UHF), Partnership for Prevention ...
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