According to a recent UNICEF report, obesity has surpassed underweight as the most prevalent form of malnutrition among school-aged children and adolescents worldwide this year. This shift in the malnutrition landscape is alarming, with approximately 188 million young people being affected by obesity, representing one in 10 kids around the globe. UNICEF has highlighted the serious risks associated with obesity, as it can lead to life-threatening diseases and long-term health complications. The organization is calling for immediate action to address this growing crisis and create healthier food environments for children everywhere.

Global Obesity Crisis Surpasses Underweight, UNICEF Report Reveals

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