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The economic disaster of extra pounds: Pharmaceutical companies are profiting in an increasingly obese world

The economic impact of obesity will reach losses of up to $4 trillion by 20235, or 3% of global GDP

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Why do these two countries have among the lowest obesity rates in Western Europe?

Together, they’re the home of pasta, pizza, gelato, croissants, cheeses and rich sauces. Yet France and Italy have much lower obesity rates than the UK. How is that so, and are there lessons we could learn from our European neighbours?

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Obesity in 2035 could be just as costly as COVID in 2020

The global cost of obesity is expected to be in the trillions of dollars as obesity rates in the U.S. and worldwide skyrocket.

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51% of world could be obese or overweight in 12 years

More than half the world’s population is on course to be overweight or obese by 2035, resulting in a $4.32 trillion reduction in the global economy annually unless governments take steps to improve treatment and prevention, a new report from the World Obesity Federation shows.

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Half the world s population predicted to be overweight and obese by 2035 if current trends continue

Half the world s population predicted to be overweight and obese by 2035 if current trends continue
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