If both parents are overweight, their children have an _____% risk of being obese; while children with one obese parent face a _____% risk of becoming obese.

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When both parents are overweight, their children have an 80% risk of being obese, and if one parent is obese, the risk for the children drops to 40%. This reflects the significant genetic and environmental factors contributing to obesity.

If Both Parents Are Overweight, Their Children Have an _____