Overweight and Obesity: A major concern for health in India

Obesity has become a public health concern affecting different age groups in India. The presence of 'obesogenic environment' such as easy availability of unhealthy food and few dimensions for recreational activities, might have led to the increase in the development of obesity. Besides, en...

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Veröffentlicht in:Clinica terapeutica 2018-09, Vol.169 (5), p.e199-e201
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Overweight - prevention & control
Prevalence
Public Health
Sedentary Behavior
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