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Hello, thank you for listening to this edition of Inside Health. I hope you enjoy it.

Coming up in today's program, oh, the youth of today.

An all too common lament among older generations,

but just how valid is it when it comes to common vices like alcohol and tobacco?

You might be surprised.

Hepatitis C, how a new generation of antiviral drugs is set to revolutionise therapy,

and a novel approach to weight loss that focuses on the mind rather than diet sheets

and exercise programmes.

It sounds quite funny because you don't very often get a group of people with a BMI of over 60 or together in one room.

It's statistically quite unlucky to happen.

So when it did, we all had the same worries.

I don't go out because I'm worried what will happen when I do.

You know, I don't walk down the street because I'm worried about what will happen when I do.

I can't get any clothes that fit me. You know, all we all had, the same anxieties.

And was that helpful for you?

Yes, because I knew it wasn't just me. It is quite isolating.

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