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Obesity / Health policy / Medical terms / Dietetics / Public health / Health promotion / Healthy diet / Preventive medicine / Chronic / Health / Medicine / Nutrition
Date: 2011-03-29 09:23:25
Obesity
Health policy
Medical terms
Dietetics
Public health
Health promotion
Healthy diet
Preventive medicine
Chronic
Health
Medicine
Nutrition

5. Conclusion Although obesity is a relatively new area for prevention globally, there is evidence about interventions to improve diet and physical activity, and there are also lessons from other areas of successful heal

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