<span>Hay fever is not
a disease caused by poor dietary habits and nutrition related problems. Hay
fever is caused by an allergic reaction to pollen. These tiny particles that
come in contact and irritate the cells that line the mouth, nose, eyes, and throat
are the trigger of an allergic reaction. When this happens the body reacts to a
perceived threat which triggers the response of the immune system, causing an
individual to have a runny nose, excessive sneezing, and watery eyes. </span>
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16.9 % of children and adolescents are considered Obese, that means with a body mass index (BMI) at or above the 95th percentile on the BMI for age growth chart.
Type 2 diabetes should be on this list. There is more children that suffer from obesity than ever before being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. But of the choices you gave im going with "Risk of bone fractures"
Answer is B i think
Explanation:
because its not important
