Obesity, climate change and hunger must be fought as one, health experts declare

by Melissa Healy

Made up of 43 public health experts from 14 countries, the Lancet Commission on Obesity emphasized that the problems of obesity, malnutrition and climate change are inextricably linked by factors such as overconsumption, unchecked marketing and government failures.

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