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The image has two stacked bar graphs labeled "Weight assessment of inhabitants of Charlestown 2015" and "Weight assessment of inhabitants of Charlestown 1955"; both have the same five categories for age range '20-29', '30-39', '40-49', '50-59', '60-69' on the x-axis and a vertical percentage scale from 0% to 100% on the y-axis, divided into four weight categories 'underweight', 'ideal', 'overweight', 'obese'. The 2015 graph data: '20-29' age range 15% underweight, 20% ideal, 45% overweight, 20% obese; '30-39' age range 10% underweight, 25% ideal, 40% overweight, 25% obese; '40-49' age range 5% underweight, 20% ideal, 50% overweight, 25% obese; '50-59' age range 5% underweight, 25% ideal, 45% overweight, 25% obese; '60-69' age range no underweight, 30% ideal, 40% overweight, 30% obese. The 1955 graph data: '20-29' age range 40% underweight, 40% ideal, 15% overweight, 5% obese; '30-39' age range 30% underweight, 45% ideal, 20% overweight, 5% obese; '40-49' age range 20% underweight, 50% ideal, 25% overweight, 5% obese; '50-59' age range 10% underweight, 55% ideal, 25% overweight, 10% obese; '60-69' age range 5% underweight, 50% ideal, 35% overweight, 10% obese.
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The charts compare the weight assessments of people living in Charlestown in 1955 and 2015. The data are presented in percentages and divided into five age groups.
Overall, it is evident that the number of inhabitants suffering from obesity increased, while the problem of underweight demonstrated a downward trend.
In 1955, 70% of individuals between the ages of 20 and 29 did not have any weight issues. Almost the same results from, 47% to 60%, were shown by middle age and old people. Regarding overweight, it occurred to those over 30, with 20% of the worst figures recorded for people aged 30 to 39. Similarly, obesity was quite rare and mostly struck citizens belonging to the 50-59 age group, 10%. In contrast, unhealthily low weight was a more acute issue, causing sufferings to both people in their thirties, 30%, and the elderly, 40%.
In 2015, ideal weight was still common among people under age 30, 70%; however, the older generations faces increments of those weighing more than they should, thus percentage of those experiencing obesity was 45% for the ahe range 30-39, approximately 60% for 40-59 , 80% for the eldest ones. Conversely, underweight concerned either only the youth, 30%, or very old residents, 20%.
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