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<title>Are more persons more likely to die due to obesity than crime? And briefly focus on obesity per age groups and predicted rate for youth, and the trend since 1970. Plus provide some stats on income levels, ethnicity, + politics. </title>
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<description>Yes, individuals are significantly more likely to die from complications related to obesity than from crime or homicide. WCNCComparison of NumbersObesity-Related Deaths: Public health data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and research studies estimate that obesity and excess weight contribute to hundreds of thousands of deaths in the U.S. each year (such as through heart disease, stroke, diabetes, and related chronic conditions). Some studies indicate that excess weight plays a role in roughly 1 in 6 U.S. deaths. University of Colorado Boulder +2Crime/Homicide Deaths: Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) homicide and violent crime statistics show annual...</description>
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