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Global Problem
Obesity Goes Global. By J. Madeleine Nash. Time August
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Obesity Epidemic: A Global Crisis, Slides of Marketing Management
This collection of articles and reports explores the global obesity crisis, providing statistics, trends, and insights from various sources. The articles by j. Madeleine nash and barbara crossette discuss the growing prevalence of obesity in different parts of the world, while the who consultation report and the document on obesity rates offer data and analysis on the issue. This resource is valuable for students and researchers interested in public health, nutrition, and global health issues.
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Global Problem
Obesity Goes Global. By J. Madeleine Nash. Time August 18, 2003.
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In Numbers, the Heavy Now Match the Starved
In Numbers, the Heavy Now Match the Starved. By Barbara Crossette. New York Times January 18, 2000.
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Increase in Obesity Rates in Selected Countries (Women)
Annual increase in obesity rates in selected countries (women)
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