as I read the article, I wondered what is the source? who is the author?does it include any proof or evidence? . after I reread the article I did some research about the journalist and found that her name is Alys Davies who has been working for BBC news since October 2019, The report doesn't have any proof because it's just a prediction from a professional praediatrician. however another thing that I wanted to know is what is the keypoint of the news? the article said that "The report emphasises that its acknowledgement of the economic impact of obesity "is in no way a reflection of blame on people living with obesity". which I think is the key point of the news. "does the media include statistics as a reference?" well, it says that more than 4 billion people will be affected but it is not sure because its just a prediction that they made.
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title: France protest: demonstrators clash with police in Paris as the march against pension reforms. source: independent.co.uk by Stephane...
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title: can we really measure implicit bias? maybe not source: tom Bartlett date: January 05, 2017 URL: https://www.chronicle.com/article/Ca...
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