how to paraphrase this text The results published in  BMC Public...

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The results published in BMC Public Health showed that approximately half of the children consumed Western and Chinese fast food over the three month study period. Overall, 11.1% of children were obese, 19.7% centrally obese (excessive fat around the stomach and abdomen) and 9% had elevated blood pressure. Obesity prevalence was observed to be much higher in boys, with 15.2% of boys obese compared to only 6.9% of girls. Also, as a child's age increased, their fast food intake also increased by approximately 12% each year. However, no significant association between the consumption of fast food and health outcomes including obesity and elevated blood pressure were observed.

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