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April 22, 2009

Fast Food Intake Rises for Adolescents

Kate Bauer Adolescents are eating more fast food today than they did in the late-1990s. And as kids move from middle school to high school the rate increases dramatically.

That's according to new results from the Project EAT research study at the Univesity of Minnesota.

Researcher Katherine Bauer explains the findings and offers advice to parents.

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