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Junk Food May Trigger Early Puberty in Girls, Paediatricians

Junk Food May Trigger Early Puberty in Girls, Paediatricians
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Paediatricians are warning that frequent consumption of ultra-processed junk food may contribute to the early onset of puberty in girls. Experts emphasize that while genetics play a role, unhealthy diets and subsequent hormonal changes can trigger precocious puberty, necessitating medical evaluation.

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This highlights the growing public health concern regarding the impact of modern dietary habits on child development and long-term health outcomes.

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