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You're not wrong. The graphs (figures 7 and 8) don't match the numbers. I think the graphs are mislabeled.
by mayoff 8y ago
You're not wrong. The graphs (figures 7 and 8) don't match the numbers. I think the graphs are mislabeled.
- Hockenbrizzle 8y agoBut even if the graphs are mislabeled, the numbers don't agree with the statement. The 2010 data for prevalence of obese men shows an increase from 27% to 29%... without error bars given. In what world does that translate to "over 4 times more likely to be classified as morbidly obese"?