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An obese, adult male was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Which research evidence best supports this diagnosis? Adults have a higher risk of developing unhealthy outcomes when they are obese. The prevalence of obesity tends to decrease from youth to adulthood. Adult men who are obese are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at a significantly higher rate than adult women who are obese. Adults who continually make poor eating choices have a lower risk of developing chronic diseases.

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Hi there! The prevalence of obesity does not decrease from youth to adulthood and having poor eating choices does not decrease the risk of chronic illness. It increases it. Therefore, B and D are eliminated. Adults do have a higher risk of developing unhealthy habits when they're obese. Men are more likely to be diagnosed with diabetes than women, but this does not fully support why he was diagnosed. If you're obese, regardless of gender, you're at a high rish of diabetes. The answer is A.

Adults exhibit a greater threat of developing unhealthy outcomes when they are obese.  

• Obesity can be considered a complex health condition that arises due to the combination of individual and causal factors like genetics and behavior.  

• Behaviors can comprise medication use, physical inactivity, dietary patterns, and other exposures.  

• Apart from this, other contributing factors comprise the physical activity environment, food, food marketing and promotion, and education and skills.  

• It is a serious condition, as obesity is associated with reduced quality of life and mental health outcomes.  

• It is also associated with the primary causes of death globally, like heart disease, diabetes, certain kinds of cancer, and stroke.  

Thus, the research evidence, that is, the adults exhibit a greater threat of developing unhealthy outcomes when they are obese is correct.

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