Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: "Mississippi leads the nation for obesity in children and adults, I believe the last figure was over 18 percent," said Sarah Hudson, D.O., a family medicine resident at Forrest General Hospital. "So, that's significant. Those are numbers that we've never seen before, so we're having problems in children that we used to only see in adults and sometimes, middle-aged adults we're now seeing in relatively young children because of this."
Mississippi is the most obese state in the United States of America. 
signups of uninsured children is on the rise
Medical staff tend to children every year.
These children have an underlying condition that made them vulnerable.
A lot of people are sick in the United States.
Missouri has a population that increased.
Childhood health was very poor in the 1990s.
Being overweight is another reason
Fran is overweight.
Missouri is a place whose population has gotten bigger.
The author wrote about children and their health care needs.
Mike Harris increased health care spending.
Sidney has gained in population since 2010.
Healthcare costs have risen more than in the past year.
Marissa didn't put on weight over the years
Health care costs have risen by more than 50% for the average american. 
There was a luncheon in Massachusetts that a lot of women brought their kids to.
Children not having health insurance is intolerable. 
People around the world don't eat like they should.
Early childhood health care improved in the 1990s.
A place that now has a bigger population is Missouri.
Some people with diabetes in America have surgery.
Sarah Hudson, D.O. said the obesity rate for children and adults in Mississippi is insignificant.
Sarah Hudson, M.D. believes the last figure for obesity in children and adults in Mississippi was over 18 percent.
Sarah Hudson works with obese adults 