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Childhood Obesity as a Global Problem: A Cross-sectional Survey on Global Awareness and National Program Implementation

Medicine and Health

Childhood Obesity as a Global Problem: A Cross-sectional Survey on Global Awareness and National Program Implementation

P. Ab, P. Ha, et al.

This study examines childhood obesity on a global scale, revealing varying levels of national program implementation and support across countries. Authored by Pulungan AB, Puteri HA, Ratnasari AF, and Hoey H, it highlights crucial disparities in awareness and guidance from organizations like WHO and UNICEF, uncovering barriers to progress in combating this pressing issue.

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