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A NEW STUDY released last month found that the number of high school students in South Carolina who are overweight or obese has increased by a third, from 24 percent to 32 percent, in just the past decade. The biennial Youth Risk Behavior Survey picked up on at least two obvious reasons: Only a third of students were enrolled in physical education classes, and just 15 percent said they had eaten five or more servings of fruits and vegetables in the entire week before the survey.
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