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Necesitamos una nueva narrativa en obesidad

Los esfuerzos para abordar la obesidad se han visto obstaculizados, no por un conocimiento inadecuado, sino por una estructura errónea del problema que ha llevado a la estigmatización, los enfoques aislados, la inacción política y la ausencia de estrategias coherentes

Autor/a: Johanna Ralston, Hannah Brinsden, Kent Buse, Vanessa Candeias, Ian Caterson, Trevor Hassell, et al. Fuente: The Lancet October 10, 2018DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(18)32537-6 Time for a new obesity narrative

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