Obesity and climate change: co-crises with common solutions
Paul Behrens; Catherine M. Champagne; Jason C. G. Halford; Marj Moodie; Joseph Proietto; Guy A. Rutter; Katherine Samaras; J. M. P. Holly · 2025 · Frontiers in Science
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Abstract
The global obesity crisis involves an unprecedented and rapid change to the human phenotype. Conferring vast levels of avoidable morbidity and mortality at enormous cost, it has proved refractory to previous policy-led action. This article reviews recent developments in our understanding of obesity and its links to the climate co-crisis, aiming to inform evidence-based, societal-level actions to address both. Recent therapeutic developments now offer transformative interventions for millions of people living with obesity. However, treating all affected adults and children with major bariatric
Abstract by Paul Behrens; Catherine M. Champagne; Jason C. G. Halford; Marj Moodie; Joseph Proietto; Guy A. Rutter; Katherine Samaras; J. M. P. Holly, Frontiers in Science (2025) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: OpenAlex · DOI 10.3389/fsci.2025.1613595