Researchers have found that the offspring of obese mothers may be spared health problems linked to obesity, while their own children then inherit them.

Currently, concern about the obesity epidemic is mainly focused on the health of obese women and their children, rather than the wider family.
The University of Edinburgh study has shown that moderately obese mothers can make an impact on the birth weight and diabetes risk of grandchildren, in the apparent absence of effects in their own children.
Experts said that rates of obesity are at an all-time high. Among the associated health problems are breast and colon cancer and stroke.
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