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News Policy & Advocacy Nov 03, 21

Working with WHO to advance the global obesity agenda: Road map to a resolution

A WHO Resolution on obesity can serve as the foundation for a tool to prompt global, coordinated action.

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Oct 08, 21

Interview with Prof Francisco Lopez-Jimenez

Ahead of our upcoming SCOPE School Global, we interviewed Professor Francisco Lopez-Jimenez on all things obesity & CVD.

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Sep 30, 21

World Obesity hosts Stock Conference in Dublin, Ireland!

This month, World Obesity hosted its acclaimed Stock Conference event in Dublin, Ireland.

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Sep 29, 21

World Obesity establishes working agreement with the Global Obesity Patient Alliance (GOPA)

World Obesity is delighted to announce that a Memorandum of Understanding has been signed with GOPA!

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SCOPE Sep 29, 21

Obesity and CVD: A Complex Relationship

A new, six-module learning path on obesity and cardiovascular disease (CVD) is now available to access!

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News Policy & Advocacy Sep 29, 21

Global Obesity Forum 2021

On Monday, 20th September, World Obesity convened the Global Obesity Forum alongside WHO and UNICEF.

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Blog Sep 23, 21

The UN Food Systems Summit: From Idealism to Realism  

In the wake of COVID-19, now is the opportunity for positive and overdue change to revolutionize the global food system.

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News Policy & Advocacy Sep 22, 21

An interview with Professor Wolfgang Ahrens

We talked with Prof Wolfgang Ahrens, professor of epidemiological methods at the University of Bremen, Germany.

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News Policy & Advocacy Sep 21, 21

World Obesity Federation’s response to WHO Discussion Paper on Obesity

‘Draft recommendations for the prevention and management of obesity over the life course, including potential targets’

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