Having tripled globally and increased almost five times in children and adolescents, since 1975, Obesity has now become a global phenomenon, affecting people of all ages, from all social groups in both developed and developing countries.
Its predominance, increasing at an alarming rate, obesity today is responsible for 8% of global deaths.
Followed by a long list of myths and constantly being misunderstood, how can we stop the blame game and re-evaluate our approach in addressing this complex, global health problem?
How can we respond to this global health crisis?