Rare Defect Caused Death of 'Obese' Three-Year-Old ; Mps Under Attack Over 'Misleading Report' On Six Stone Girl
Evening Standard - London › June 09, 2004
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Evening Standard - London › June 09, 2004
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A THREE-year-old girl widely reported to have died of obesity was actually the victim of a genetic abnormality, it emerged today.
The rare defect meant the girl's body constantly told her she was starving to death, causing her to scream for food all the time.See the full content of this document
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Rare Defect Caused Death of 'Obese' Three-Year-Old ; Mps Under Attack Over 'Misleading Report' On Six Stone Girl
Her case was highlighted in a Commons health committee report on the UK's obesity epidemic, which warned that obese children could become the first generation to die before their parents.
The claim prominently featured o...See the full content of this document
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