Overweight and obesity have become increasingly prevalent in Canada and across the world. It is now recognized as a global pandemic, even affecting developing nations. It has become increasingly important to understand how populations are affected differently and identify key determinants; therefore, the objective of this paper is to apply a population health approach to examine the problem of obesity specifically within a Canadian context. This paper applies a population health approach to examine the problem of obesity specifically within Canada. Current prevention and treatment strategies are discussed with regard to their appropriateness for decreasing the prevalence and risk factors of obesity not only at the individual level, but at t...
The prevalence of obesity in adults has increased worldwide and has almost dou-bled in Canada, from ...
Rapidly rising obesity rates are a major public health concern. Obesity is a well-established risk ...
1 online resource (28 p.)Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references (p. 27).To investigat...
Canada is a country with a relatively healthy population of approximately 37 million people. Canada ...
Background: The prevalence of obesity in Canada has been increasing in recent years. Using data from...
This study aims to provide a more complete description of who suffers most severely from obesity in ...
OBJECTIVE: This study examines three specific questions about obesity and overweight, using a nation...
The government of British Columbia has made a commitment to applying population health and inequalit...
An important health financing issue facing Canada and other OECD countries (OECD, 2017) are the heal...
Background : Although a growing body of research has examined the association between food prices an...
Although recognised clinically for some time as an important condition that increases risk of ill-he...
More than 22 million children under five are now obese or overweight. Globally, an estimated 10% of ...
© 2002 Canadian Medical Association or its licensors Obesity is now pandemic, affecting millions of ...
The prevalence of obesity in the developed world is increasing. Approximately 23% of adult Canadians...
Childhood obesity has reached epidemic levels in the developed world. Recent research and commentary...
The prevalence of obesity in adults has increased worldwide and has almost dou-bled in Canada, from ...
Rapidly rising obesity rates are a major public health concern. Obesity is a well-established risk ...
1 online resource (28 p.)Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references (p. 27).To investigat...
Canada is a country with a relatively healthy population of approximately 37 million people. Canada ...
Background: The prevalence of obesity in Canada has been increasing in recent years. Using data from...
This study aims to provide a more complete description of who suffers most severely from obesity in ...
OBJECTIVE: This study examines three specific questions about obesity and overweight, using a nation...
The government of British Columbia has made a commitment to applying population health and inequalit...
An important health financing issue facing Canada and other OECD countries (OECD, 2017) are the heal...
Background : Although a growing body of research has examined the association between food prices an...
Although recognised clinically for some time as an important condition that increases risk of ill-he...
More than 22 million children under five are now obese or overweight. Globally, an estimated 10% of ...
© 2002 Canadian Medical Association or its licensors Obesity is now pandemic, affecting millions of ...
The prevalence of obesity in the developed world is increasing. Approximately 23% of adult Canadians...
Childhood obesity has reached epidemic levels in the developed world. Recent research and commentary...
The prevalence of obesity in adults has increased worldwide and has almost dou-bled in Canada, from ...
Rapidly rising obesity rates are a major public health concern. Obesity is a well-established risk ...
1 online resource (28 p.)Includes abstract.Includes bibliographical references (p. 27).To investigat...