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A. Every year Mexicans consume an average 163 liters of sugary drinks each. Health experts estimate the nation's weight problems will cost the public health care system $11.7 billion by 2017.
D. With about 70% adults overweight or obese, the United States is the fattest of these four nations suffering from highest levels of obesity.
C. According to the Overseas Development Institute, South Asia had the lowest percentage of obese and overweight adults in 2008. The greatest growth in overweight people occurred in Southeast Asia, where the percentage tripled from a lower starting point of 7% in 1980 to 22% in 2008.
C. Despite having one of the fastest growing economies, India records about 5.6 million child malnutrition deaths a year, more than half the world's total. Some researchers say disease from poor sanitation contributes to India's malnutrition problems. South Asia, which includes India and Bangladesh, has the highest child malnutrition rate.