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Steve and Sarah just learned that waist circumference can be a useful tool in assessing abdominal fat, which is considered more threatening to health than fat in other regions. If both Steve and Sarah have 36-inch waists, then which of the following statements is most likely true?
A) Steve is at greater health risk, but Sarah is not.
B) Sarah is at greater health risk, but Steve is not.
C) Both Steve and Sarah are at greater health risk.
D) Neither Steve nor Sarah is at greater health risk.

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Just checked your answer with a friend, thanks for the valuable input.

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