Child obesity: These countries have highest and lowest prevalence | CNN
Ten times more children and adolescents obese than 40 years ago | CNN
Obese Children - Worldmapper
These 10 Countries Lead the World in Childhood Obesity (Nope, the U.S. Isn't No. 1) | TakePart
Childhood obesity rates hold steady | 2019-10-11 | Food Business News
Childhood obesity - Wikipedia
ChildObesity180 at Tufts University | CO180 brings together national leaders from multiple sectors to tackle a complex health challenge – childhood obesity.
Childhood Obesity Review | Eufic
Ten times more children and adolescents obese than 40 years ago | CNN
PDF) Actions and programs of European countries to combat obesity in children and adolescents: A survey
Childhood Obesity - Physiopedia
Racial/Ethnic Trends in Childhood Obesity in the United States | Insight Medical Publishing
Childhood obesity trends from primary care electronic health records in England between 1994 and 2013: population-based cohort study | Archives of Disease in Childhood
Childhood obesity | The BMJ
Severe child obesity highest in Greece, Italy and Spain amid decline of Mediterranean diet, WHO report shows | The Independent | The Independent
WHO/Europe | Nutrition - Award-winning study driven by WHO Childhood Obesity Surveillance Initiative
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Childhood obesity is highest in home of Mediterranean diet | CNN
Pau Gasol appointed Global Champion for Nutrition and Zero Childhood Obesity by UNICEF
Obese kids will soon outnumber underweight kids in the world - Macleans.ca
Racial/Ethnic Trends in Childhood Obesity in the United States | Insight Medical Publishing
Chart: Where childhood obesity is most prevalent in Europe | Statista
Chart: Over 250 Million Kids Will Be Obese By 2030 | Statista
Rise in childhood obesity with persistently high rates of undernutrition among urban school-aged Indo-Asian children | Archives of Disease in Childhood
Childhood obesity by country 2016 | Statista
Trends in Obesity Among Participants Aged 2–4 Years in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children — United States, 2000–2014 | MMWR
