A recent study found that children born by cesearean section are twice as likely to be obese in childhood.
The study from 1999-2005 involved 1,255 pairs of mothers and children. The mothers joined the study before 22 weeks of pregnancy.
The babies were measured and weighed at birth and at 3 years of age.
One in four of the deliveries were by cesearean section.
The study also fund that mothers delivered by cesearean tended to weigh more that those delivered vaginally.
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