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It is impossible to determine with weight information alone whether an individual is at a healthy weight, underweight, overweight, or obese. true
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It is impossible to determine with weight information alone whether an individual is at a healthy weight, underweight, overweight, or obese. true
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Weight alone does not necessarily indicate health in this way. A person's height and age would play a factor. A 5'6" 200 pound individual would probably be far more unhealthy than a 6'5" individual. Also, a man of 70 at 200 pounds could be in grave risk for his health than would a 20 year old man. Qualities beside weight should factor into determination of 'weight' category.
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