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individuals has been associated with reductions in mortality, blood pressure, lipid profiles, arthritis-related disability and other outcomes. The SIGN guideline on the management of obesity (SIGN 115) provides detailed recommendations on the prevention and treatment of obesity within the clinical setting, in children, young people and adults.
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