Did I miss it, I don't think the article made single mention of parents. Perhaps it's time over-fed children be given the same protections as minors who are und

Did I miss it, I don't think the article made single mention of parents. Perhaps it's time over-fed children be given the same protections as minors who are under-fed? Perhaps malnutrition be interpreted literally, that is "bad nutrition"? That aside, cost of any related treatment isn't an affordablity issue per se. The top of the financial food chain - no pun intended - doesn't have weight issue the way those further down do. That is, whether they can afford it or not it doesn't matter. They simply don't need it. There's a lesson there for sure.