Sleeping late identified as key cause of obesity in working class

With government data indicating nearly 40 percent of working people in Taiwan are overweight, a medical practitioner said on Monday that eight out of 10 of her patients being treated for obesity developed the condition from an irregular daily routine and going to sleep late.

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