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News Press Release Jul 16, 26
Study shows how GLP-1 obesity drugs are associated with reduced systemic inflammation beyond their anti-obesity effects
GLP-1 class of obesity drugs associated with a marked reduction in systemic inflammation beyond anti-obesity effects.
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Press Release Jul 15, 26
Study is first to show behavioural weight loss interventions reduce the risk of obesity-related cancers in people living with overweight and obesity
Behavioural weight loss interventions reduce the risk of obesity-related cancers in people living with obesity.
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News Press Release Jul 15, 26
Coca-Cola’s “sportswashing” of health-harming products at World Cup & previous major sporting events including Olympic Games amplified by digital media
New research exposes new marketing tactics by Coca-Cola and calls for greater scrutiny of its health-harming activities.
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News Press Release Jul 15, 26
Internet searches on weight-loss drugs have soared 25-fold in past decade
25-fold increase in internet searches for obesity medication sparks concern, study shows.
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Member news Jul 11, 26
Welcoming three new Members to the World Obesity community
We are delighted to welcome three new, committed organisations to the World Obesity community
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Member news Jul 10, 26
Strengthening collaboration on obesity prevention at the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) Global Congress in Xi’an
This June, the 6th BRI Global Health International Congress was successfully held in Xi'an
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News Projects Jul 09, 26
Brazil’s MAPPS II Roundtable: Building a coordinated response to obesity prevention and care
In June 2026, World Obesity and partners in Brazil hosted a MAPPS II roundtable in Brasilia, Brazil.
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News Policy & Advocacy Jul 07, 26
Lancet Global Health commentary highlights the importance of lived experience in shaping the future of global health
New comment highlights why Lived experience must be recognised as expertise in global health decision-making.
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Blog Jun 25, 26
Obesity & HIV/AIDS: common causes, common solutions
The growing overlap between HIV & obesity suggests the future may lie in more integrated, people-centred health systems.
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