Some county childhood obesity rates trend down after 2022, others skyrocket @CNYCentralNews
Some county childhood obesity rates trend down after 2022, others skyrocket  @CNYCentralNews
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Childhood obesity rates are slowly trending downward in Onondaga County after 2022, according to state data, even as surrounding Central New York counties show sharply different patterns.

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Some county childhood obesity rates trend down after 2022, others skyrocket

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