Obesogenic environments and obesity: a comment on ‘Are environmental area characteristics at birth associated with overweight and obesity in school-aged children? Findings from the SLOPE (Studying…

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@mayupenados Pero tampoco es culpa individual. Nadie “escoge” ser obeso. Hay determinantes ambientales que pesan muchísimo más. https://t.co/b6JSjIcpAz

09 Oct 2021

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The reason some people are hungry is not because others eat more. My point here is that there is more than enough food to ensure everyone gets enough. The epidemic of obesity is a consequence of obesogenic environments. https://t.co/aVNNtWKYbD 2/n

25 Sep 2020

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RT @BMCMedicine: #Obesogenic environments and obesity: a comment on Are environmental area characteristics at birth associated with overwei…

20 Mar 2020

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RT @Dr2NisreenAlwan: Our paper on area characteristics at birth & child obesity is out @BMCMedicine: https://t.co/GoPJiBgQOX @geodianna @G…

20 Mar 2020

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