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Discussions express strong agreement with the idea that obesity spreads socially, supported by specific examples such as the finding that a friend becoming obese increases one's own risk by 57%. The tone is analytical and concerned, often referencing authoritative sources, which underscores the perceived high impact of the study on understanding and addressing obesity in society.
Most discussions acknowledge the study's findings that obesity spreads through social ties, with many posts citing the 57% increased risk among friends and emphasizing its social influence.
The topic clearly attracts high interest, as many comments reference the study and its broader implications for society and public health.
Participants show deep engagement by referencing detailed study results, ethical considerations, and potential interventions, indicating thoughtful involvement.
Users believe these findings have significant implications for public health policies and social behaviors, viewing the research as a crucial breakthrough.
This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left over from our 2007 paper on the spread of obesity (https://t.co/UGz8IMtnVl ) in which we noted that social contagion and biological contagion could both occur 3/ https://t.co/fZqI6mWLId
Co ciekawe, efekt podczepienia dotyczy nie tylko Internetu i sztuki. Robimy to, co robią inni. Na przykład, dane z poniższego badania sugerują, że posiadanie przyjaciela z nadwagą zwiększa ryzyko nadwagi (i to nie jest tylko efekt wspólnego środowiska). https://t.co/JFo61c16vJ 9/ https://t.co/xs3ctGQeQ6
There’s a seminal study by NA Christakis in 2007 that looked at how obesity (biological and behavioral) spread through online networks over 30 years. What diseases will spread with the internet as its viral vector over the next few decades? https://t.co/I2b7PbE9xj
Obesity is a social contagion. You are more likely to become obese if someone close to you socially becomes obese. https://t.co/t0brWHblHn https://t.co/4UhuGzIEGY https://t.co/fCbJDmNGli
Study: When someone gains weight, their friends, spouses, and siblings are more likely to gain weight as well--the likelihood of a friend doing the same rises by 57%, a spouse by 37%, and a sibling by 40%. https://t.co/6RuBL9yk7a 1/2
Ethical behavior, happiness, and even our physical health can all be influenced by those surrounding us. A Harvard study found that an individualÕs chance of becoming obese increased by 57% if one of their friends became obese: https://t.co/XDROPM3RmD
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دراسة في NEJM تابعت 12,067 شخص على مدى 32 عام تشير إلى أن السمنة تنتشر عبر الروابط الاجتماعية: إذا صار صديقك سمين يزيد احتمال إصابتك بالسمنة 57%، ومع الأشقاء 40%، ومع الزوج/الزوجة 37%. فعلاً إن الصاحب ساحب حتى وهو دُب ما يفكك شره المصدر: https://t.co/VhGJbLzdJ7
@blakeaburge True of so many habits, and illustrative of the power of social networks. See work below by @NAChristakis. https://t.co/9ddnzVUYH7
@spr00t @medimusicus @suvari_elmar Übergewichtig ist unter Freunden sogar meist „ansteckend“. Hier die Studie dazu: Christakis NA, Fowler JH. “The spread of obesity in a large social network over 32 years.” N Engl J Med 2007; 357: 370-379
RT @myuuko: 肥満が伝染する論文はたぶんこれが最初かな。 The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years https://t.co/kZUbp141ZH
肥満が伝染する論文はたぶんこれが最初かな。 The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years https://t.co/kZUbp141ZH
@IHoward1749 @michaelmina_lab Don't go getting all anti-science on me Ian. https://t.co/WCMyGoKD9k
@Skalinskalin @Mecenas_Kon_ Pan nawet nie wie, że nie wie, o co pyta. Otyłość również jest „zaraźliwa” – chyba że kwestionuje Pan naukę. Science denier! "The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years", opublikowane w The New England Journal of Medicine (2007).
RT @FaberoGarridoR:
RT @FaberoGarridoR:
Social contagion of obesity https://t.co/ALY6jUVZC4
@MattTheHewer @Novanuevaa @Aliathewhite @farmingandJesus Fatness moves across society in the same way viruses do. https://t.co/64aOTRrJxj
@StefanFSchubert Plausible but much less plausible on this time scale https://t.co/utFNgqerRO
@Noahpinion Yes, obesity spreads socially. Same-sex friends influence a person's weight. https://t.co/mMx3uWQuGK
@yurumazu Obesity appears to spread through social ties. https://t.co/QlRGMhreXT
RT @NAChristakis: This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left ove…
RT @NAChristakis: This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left ove…
RT @NAChristakis: This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left ove…
RT @NAChristakis: This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left ove…
RT @NAChristakis: This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left ove…
RT @NAChristakis: This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left ove…
RT @NAChristakis: This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left ove…
RT @NAChristakis: This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left ove…
RT @NAChristakis: This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left ove…
RT @NAChristakis: This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left ove…
This work took >6 years of my life (with maddening delays due to COVID19), but it started as a kernel of an idea left over from our 2007 paper on the spread of obesity (https://t.co/UGz8IMtnVl ) in which we noted that social contagion and biological contagion could both occur 3/ https://t.co/fZqI6mWLId
Ethical behavior, happiness, and even our physical health can all be influenced by those surrounding us. A Harvard study found that an individual's chance of becoming obese increased by 57% if one of their friends became obese: https://t.co/XDROPM3RmD
@rinaarts @NAChristakis למעוניינים https://t.co/azysc2Ptsa
@Noahpinion A safe prediction, given obesity has already been shown to act as a social infection. https://t.co/b9ij9TmTZJ
RT @FactLabyrinth: A study that ran from 1971 to 2003 examined obesity in social networks. The study found that obesity spreads through soc…
RT @FactLabyrinth: A study that ran from 1971 to 2003 examined obesity in social networks. The study found that obesity spreads through soc…
A study that ran from 1971 to 2003 examined obesity in social networks. The study found that obesity spreads through social circles. Furthermore, a person's chances of becoming obese increased by 57% if they had a friend who became obese. (The study: https://t.co/WAeVFXImK8) https://t.co/pIlb7bHvGa
Conclusions Network phenomena appear to be relevant to the biologic and behavioral trait of obesity, and obesity appears to spread through social ties. These findings have implications for clinical and public health interventions. https://t.co/1QblUFzcqT
This thread was taken from this study : https://t.co/TBKODIm8lv
Following Anton's conversation with Dr. Donal O'Shea regarding tackling obesity in Ireland, more information can be found at the link below!
The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years- Nicholas A. Christakis and James H. Fowler. Our study suggests that obesity may spread in social networks in a quantifiable and discernable pattern that depends on the nature of social ties. https://t.co/lL9m2Mel60
RT @TheWarEnglish: 3 of My Biggest Health/Fitness Lessons of the Year 1. You Need to Tell Some People To F*ck Off To Get Healthy That's a…
RT @TheWarEnglish: 3 of My Biggest Health/Fitness Lessons of the Year 1. You Need to Tell Some People To F*ck Off To Get Healthy That's a…
3 of My Biggest Health/Fitness Lessons of the Year 1. You Need to Tell Some People To F*ck Off To Get Healthy That's a bit harsh. But the truth is your social circle influences your health I came across a study (https://t.co/L0Z7Rs0HN0) that found people who had peers who
Obesity as an 'infectious' disease The biggest influence on behaviour is who we interact with. Whether obesity, education or criminality. Profound policy implications. #exposome https://t.co/Gk0rWlJtOC
RT @AF_Graphs: Obesity is a social contagion. You are more likely to become obese if someone close to you socially becomes obese. https:/…
RT @AF_Graphs: Obesity is a social contagion. You are more likely to become obese if someone close to you socially becomes obese. https:/…
Obesity is a social contagion. You are more likely to become obese if someone close to you socially becomes obese. https://t.co/t0brWHblHn https://t.co/4UhuGzIEGY https://t.co/fCbJDmNGli
@HoraceSpellman9 @orbit_silver Social influence plainly matters. We don't need science to know that, although it has demonstrated it; obesity, for example, is contagious: https://t.co/Lqtd68CQmq
RT @AF_Graphs: Obesity is a social contagion. You are more likely to become obese if someone close to you socially becomes obese. A mutua…
RT @AF_Graphs: Obesity is a social contagion. You are more likely to become obese if someone close to you socially becomes obese. A mutua…
Obesity is a social contagion. You are more likely to become obese if someone close to you socially becomes obese. A mutual friend becoming obese is linked to a > 150% increase in obesity risk. https://t.co/t0brWHblHn https://t.co/2ZBGbipMFs
Chcete nebýt obézní? Nedělejte si přátele mezi obézními lidmi. https://t.co/Dlh5ByM6gt https://t.co/wFM3cWPf6E
@followdaboys https://t.co/dSNmHq5Xtv If social tie is close/genuine, there can be a relation even at a geographical distance. Otherwise what I said still stands. Social distance just amplifies the likelihood of being close enough to share microbiota in some shape or form.
Here’s the article with supporting studies … what you’re not told https://t.co/TBKODIm8lv
RT @drroykim: Very interesting post and article in @NEJM that I missed from July 26 - Obesity is a Social Contagion, and seems to spread a…
Very interesting post and article in @NEJM that I missed from July 26 - Obesity is a Social Contagion, and seems to spread amongst friends in reality or over social media! Read the article for yourself -https://t.co/nu8Fzf4Ahh https://t.co/1HZq869N4z
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@Alec_Zeck another thing that is contagious that is not a virus is weight gain - https://t.co/dZAWdB6c8W
@katiedimartin Perhaps unfair, but whenever I see Christakis come up I can't help but remember that his most cited paper (https://t.co/rRnTQITU7U) inspired many papers (e.g. https://t.co/CDpR9r2Ptn) on its fundamental methodological flaws
RT @harpersnotes: @Mangan150 Human social learning is a big part of food intake behaviors. If others are eating a food it is probably safe…
@Mangan150 Human social learning is a big part of food intake behaviors. If others are eating a food it is probably safe for you to eat it, etc. Hack: To change your diet, change who you see eating. (Avoid food advertisements!!!) https://t.co/yiWdTlwr8V ..
The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years | NEJM https://t.co/SaN7HAUhEn
@_CynthiaThurlow Surround yourself with a network of other health-conscious individuals, all striving to make themselves better. Our #SocialNetwork has much more influence than we realize! https://t.co/uU88Uazahk
@dottorpax @brusco_sandro @manlius84 Vi posto alcuni studi anche per vedere la metodologia https://t.co/qYtQz2ihNW https://t.co/xdfCYjkJ6u
@brusco_sandro @manlius84 @dottorpax https://t.co/qYtQz2ihNW https://t.co/xdfCYjkJ6u
Co ciekawe, efekt podczepienia dotyczy nie tylko Internetu i sztuki. Robimy to, co robią inni. Na przykład, dane z poniższego badania sugerują, że posiadanie przyjaciela z nadwagą zwiększa ryzyko nadwagi (i to nie jest tylko efekt wspólnego środowiska). https://t.co/JFo61c16vJ 9/ https://t.co/xs3ctGQeQ6
RT @stevemagness: Ethical behavior, happiness, and even our physical health can all be influenced by those surrounding us. A Harvard study…
RT @Ikeda_springs:
RT @Ikeda_springs:
RT @Ikeda_springs:
@hmstaudacher https://t.co/KLhcWqm6EZ
RT @stevemagness: Ethical behavior, happiness, and even our physical health can all be influenced by those surrounding us. A Harvard study…
Ethical behavior, happiness, and even our physical health can all be influenced by those surrounding us. A Harvard study found that an individualÕs chance of becoming obese increased by 57% if one of their friends became obese: https://t.co/XDROPM3RmD
@inspectatormode https://t.co/ltrz2oEQIZ https://t.co/1OGxHBSpAm
@todormayer @mariskreizman @TheWilderThings The claim that "your friends make you fat" is one of most-cited social science articles of all time: https://t.co/Vw5jri10sj @NAChristakis
RT @muscleforlife: Study: When someone gains weight, their friends, spouses, and siblings are more likely to gain weight as well--the likel…
RT @muscleforlife: Study: When someone gains weight, their friends, spouses, and siblings are more likely to gain weight as well--the likel…
Study: When someone gains weight, their friends, spouses, and siblings are more likely to gain weight as well--the likelihood of a friend doing the same rises by 57%, a spouse by 37%, and a sibling by 40%. https://t.co/6RuBL9yk7a 1/2
RT @tpagon: ที่มา - https://t.co/LuLcSYXozs
RT @tpagon: ที่มา - https://t.co/LuLcSYXozs
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RT @ultimape: Obesity spreads like a contagion? "Network phenomena appear to be relevant to the biologic and behavioral trait of obesity,…
RT @singareddynm: There’s a seminal study by NA Christakis in 2007 that looked at how obesity (biological and behavioral) spread through on…
There’s a seminal study by NA Christakis in 2007 that looked at how obesity (biological and behavioral) spread through online networks over 30 years. What diseases will spread with the internet as its viral vector over the next few decades? https://t.co/I2b7PbE9xj
【 あなたが肥ると周りも肥る 】 12000名のBMIと社会的つながりを32年間追跡した研究 ヒトの肥満化はクラスターでおこる 食事の内容や食べ方は社会的関係に伝染する 友人、兄弟姉妹、配偶者 https://t.co/mXWZQ8NhXa
@Once_Was_Arnold @Mars12518 Obesity is socially contagious https://t.co/aSGKoKLvVJ
@eshaLegal @yrulaughing418 @jacksonhinklle Birds of a feather flock together https://t.co/sYXv4Cr8nj
แค่อยากเขียนถึงการใช้คำว่าจุ๊มุ หนูจะต้องเขียนเธรดยาวขนาดนี้เลยเหรอ แต่ไหนๆ ก็ไหนๆ แล้ว หากท่านใดสนใจงานวิจัยที่เกี่ยวข้องกับแนวคิดนี้ สามารถอ่านเพิ่มเติมได้ที่นี่เลยนะคะ— https://t.co/3AQkeEzlz7 https://t.co/kwaWSj6Zj7 https://t.co/LYrQUwX7dY https://t.co/HlYlSHB5LC
In 12,067 ppl followed for 32 years, a person's chance of becoming obese ⬆️ by 57%, 40% & 37% if they had a friend, adult sibling, or spouse that became obese in a given time interval. Use of time-lagged variables helped limit genetic influence on results https://t.co/ZeJBV2O3ZN
מאמר של Fowler & Christakis. https://t.co/3TZ8STh4Aw
個人の体重の増加は、交際範囲の人々の肥満度に大きく左右される
@DGBassani @svscarpino I immediately thought of studies like this Network phenomena appear to be relevant to biologic & behavioral trait of obesity, & obesity appears to spread through social ties. https://t.co/gbmZSua0YV
RT @romdocrev: Ερευνες ἔδειξαν ὅτι ἡ παχυσαρκία «μεταδίδεται» μέσῳ κοινωνικῶν ἐπαφῶν: https://t.co/SNtKFkhSRD καὶ ὅτι ἡ ἐπιθυμία γιὰ αὐτο…
Ερευνες ἔδειξαν ὅτι ἡ παχυσαρκία «μεταδίδεται» μέσῳ κοινωνικῶν ἐπαφῶν: https://t.co/SNtKFkhSRD καὶ ὅτι ἡ ἐπιθυμία γιὰ αὐτοβελτίωση & ἡ ἐνθάρρυνση ἀπὸ συνομήλικους ἢ γονεῖς συμβάλλει στὴν ἀπώλεια βάρους. https://t.co/fFsnxWLgmE 2/6 #Λατινοπουλου
RT @stevemagness: 1. Community Ethical behavior, happiness, and even our physical health can all be influenced by those surrounding us. A…
1. Community Ethical behavior, happiness, and even our physical health can all be influenced by those surrounding us. A Harvard study found that an individual’s chance of becoming obese increased by 57% if one of their friends became obese: https://t.co/XDROPM3RmD
@DrGiovanniD Conoce este artículo, doctor? A mí me parece interesantísimo
RT @Sarcalorific: You can actually ‘inherit’ the bmi of your social group, it can have as much of an effect if not more than your family: h…
You can actually ‘inherit’ the bmi of your social group, it can have as much of an effect if not more than your family: https://t.co/kBudNdkwi7 https://t.co/SAtyMKszJY
@IAmRobRyan We’re constantly changing other people - whether we know it or not. https://t.co/XL0qnG3If4 https://t.co/g24et1N2L6
@sanchezsofia Is this relevant? https://t.co/8k2Zk2HhWa
@gopgreenbaum https://t.co/kZZJ3rAswz
@gopgreenbaum https://t.co/kZZJ3rAswz
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@webb0412 @4thEchelon22 @stevegoldca @BlueLionBlog @isa_picard @crabb_vicki @SkepticalMutant @HawkInATX @MsTrixter @F250Roush @ChrisAndrews88 @Juanita87722370 @foofdawg @doritmi @handmadekathy @Kathmarval @keithccurtis @sapienist @BafienMorin @ChrisJohnsonMD @ktibus @TinFoilAwards @mcfunny @s21519 @FrankDElia7 @SassyGirlD1 @mrhawkes @iXeno @BGLTHMND @ThomasHarrigan8 @TheFrankmanMN @TruthTwt @BigBruce1972 @John010708 @Monstercoyliar @lewbloch @somethinsomethi @cappsie @lizditz @dogdownlockdown @natedoromal @GrammarianJoe @SirSydneyCamm @KitemanArgues @SHurrell1 @Rklawton @Skeptiguy1 @phil_luttazi @alisonpalk @WendyOrent Tangentially, wasn't there a somewhat dubious claim a while ago that obesity could be contagious, through some dysbiotic commensal bacteria? All I could find was this, not quite the same thing! https://t.co/UAVAEmSGAA
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RT @jackmurphylive: Did you know that obesity is socially contagious? https://t.co/kZZJ3rAswz
Did you know that obesity is socially contagious? https://t.co/kZZJ3rAswz
Did you know that obesity is socially contagious? https://t.co/kZZJ3rAswz
@Snipes2Roger @MeetJess Also, the author of that very study says he is against the concept of severing ties, relationships, and contact with obese people: https://t.co/FlbWt5hcFW
@adams_kit @AshCamp14 @almahawes @svokes @SiouxsieW Yes you can. "A person's chances of becoming obese increased by 57% (95% confidence interval [CI], 6 to 123) if he or she had a friend who became obese in a given interval" https://t.co/xhi6xunY2X
The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years | NEJM https://t.co/Ov0Hj04rsW
RT @GTorreAmione: Resolver el problema de la obesidad requiere un enroque multi-disciplinario y novedoso. Hasta hoy hemos fallado. Y es sum…
RT @GTorreAmione: Resolver el problema de la obesidad requiere un enroque multi-disciplinario y novedoso. Hasta hoy hemos fallado. Y es sum…
@DMuluget @GadSaad I'm pretty sure there's plenty of evidence for it being contagious, socially... @GadSaad 's point has a direct, logical path, when you view this over networks in how people operate in their social network. https://t.co/bELuEyKcB7
RT @Grant_Jenkins: Is obesity contagious? Conclusion from this study (https://t.co/43ECgyihOm): "...obesity appears to spread through soc…
Is obesity contagious? Conclusion from this study (https://t.co/43ECgyihOm): "...obesity appears to spread through social ties"
Obesity is contagious. https://t.co/Vseqr5vBSg https://t.co/IDj4io6NnK https://t.co/nNrotPVpoM https://t.co/cqCofDocCF https://t.co/EzCnZHRf81
For the 'ackshually' people, start here https://t.co/43ECgyihOm and progress from there. https://t.co/Zgo2GS9vgs
@coach_mel_redd First step: https://t.co/43ECgyihOm and progress from there.
@SacrificeINC Start here: https://t.co/43ECgyihOm
@peterperickson @timtriche @EricTopol Christakis, NA; Fowler, JH (2007). "The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network Over 32 Years" (PDF). New England Journal of Medicine. 357 (4): 370–379. doi:10.1056/NEJMsa066082. PMID 17652652. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2015-11-18. Retrieved 2015-11-09.
肥満は社会的な結びつきを通じて広がっていくようである。 obesity appears to spread through social ties パクチー好きが社会的な結びつきで広がるか誰か調査してみてはいかがでしょうか？ The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years https://t.co/D8BtIhJgMF
RT @sarahrdn8: الأصدقاء والمحيط الاجتماعي لهم تأثير على طريقة استهلاكك للطعام وزيادة وزنك. لذا إذا أردت تبني عادات صحية، أوجد لنفسك بيئة د…
الأصدقاء والمحيط الاجتماعي لهم تأثير على طريقة استهلاكك للطعام وزيادة وزنك. لذا إذا أردت تبني عادات صحية، أوجد لنفسك بيئة داعمة. https://t.co/BI8XWpEQjJ
@Kamisa973 @sweetapathie Une petite recherche Google suffisait. "The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years | NEJM" https://t.co/XCMh2zOF7Y https://t.co/mFtQaNNzGk
The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years https://t.co/bqRfg1c48g
2/ The paper is called "The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years." Sedentary lifestyles and poor diet are considered the major drivers of obesity. But what if an individual's social network plays a hidden but huge role, too? https://t.co/M6u8BbbpYL
RT @ColinChampMD: You are the average of your five closest friends (or perhaps you can positively influence your five closest friends): Th…
You are the average of your five closest friends (or perhaps you can positively influence your five closest friends): The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years https://t.co/1EiKPfIsxy
The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years https://t.co/Q6nGkVdYci via @NEJM
Es ist ein gesellschaftliches Problem dass sich immer mehr damit anstecken, es braucht Kampagnen wie bei Alkoholismus. "The spread of obesity in a large social network over 32 years" Nicholas A Christakis, James H Fowler New England journal of medicine 357 (4), 370-379, 2007 https://t.co/uisSNEhWW0
The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years | NEJM https://t.co/aGXXZGVsIO
Nicholas A. Christakis, M.D., Ph.D., M.P.H., and James H. Fowler, Ph.D.「The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years」 https://t.co/pna6hpG9vD
RT @InstituteHPE: Implications for public health interventions.>>>The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years | NEJM h…
RT @InstituteHPE: Implications for public health interventions.>>>The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years | NEJM h…
Implications for public health interventions.>>>The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years | NEJM https://t.co/wYmLmFySDl
@HarryMinot @DrSanDiego Correct, Harry. And in some fashion, it may be transmitted in social networks: https://t.co/ZaknSgq7ds
@pauldirks Check this out- Christakis, N. A., & Fowler, J. H. (2007). The spread of obesity in a large social network over 32 years. New England journal of medicine, 357(4), 370-379.
肥満に関する数字は、こちらの調査↓からです。友達の友達の友達が肥満になっても、体重が増える可能性は10%も上がるという恐ろしい結果です↗️。 The Spread of Obesity in a Large Social Network over 32 Years
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