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Mr. K lives alone. He works hard but his income is not sufficient to allow him a healthy choice of foods. Mr. K has food insecurity. He lives a quarter of a mile away from a supermarket and the same distance away from a fast-food restaurant. Most afternoons, Mr. K finds it convenient and affordable to munch on a hamburger from the fast-food restaurant. In this situation, what health condition is Mr. K most likely at risk for?
A. influenza
B. obesity
C. kidney disease
D. colitis

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