Childhood obesity is growing fast in India as poor diet and sedentary habits increase risks like depression and fatty liver.

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Fatty liver isn’t just an adult problem anymore. Dr Tushar Madake explains how obese kids and teens are at risk and how early lifestyle changes can help.