_______ put people at a high risk for developing arthritis. A. Strength-training exercises B. Overweight and obesity C. Activities that work against gravity D. High cholesterol levels

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_______ put people at a high risk for developing arthritis.

A. Strength-training exercises
B. Overweight and obesity
C. Activities that work against gravity
D. High cholesterol levels

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Your abswer is overweight obesity

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