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News Member news Dec 07, 25

2025 in review: South African Metabolic Medicine and Surgery Society (SAMMSS)

SAMMSS contributed to a significant milestone in 2025, the first ever South African Obesity Guidelines.

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News Member news Dec 07, 25

2025 in review: Malaysian Association for the Study of Obesity (MASO)

MASO launched new recommendations for systemic actions to reduce obesity in Malaysia.

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News Member news Dec 07, 25

2025 in review: Desiderata Institute

Desiderata established new partnerships and invested in efforts to improve children's health in 2025.

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News Member news Dec 07, 25

2025 in review: Healthy Caribbean Coalition (HCC)

HCC shares two of their most significant events from 2025.

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News Member news Dec 07, 25

2025 in review: Zastavme nadváhu a obezitu

Zastavme nadváhu a obezitu organised multiple large-scale awareness campaigns this year.

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News Policy & Advocacy Nov 28, 25

Ultra-processed foods are fuelling global health harms: New Lancet Series calls for urgent action

New Lancet Series warns ultra-processed foods are driving obesity and widening global health inequities.

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News Blog Nov 11, 25

Understanding global obesity care: Why MAPPS II matters and how you can contribute

MAPPS II is working to bridge the gaps in how obesity is addressed globally - and how we can do better.

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News Policy & Advocacy Nov 06, 25

Investing in action on obesity: Catalysing the double dividend

A newly released advocacy brief highlighting obesity action as a ‘win-win’ investment amid fiscal challenges.

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News Policy & Advocacy Oct 30, 25

Voices of lived experience bring obesity to the UNGA stage

At UNGA 80, our lived experience delegation brought the reality of obesity into global health discussions.

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