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% obesity by country

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444916471_bd20314df3_mBy OECD on Apr 16, 2007
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OECD Factbook 2007 (http://www.sourceoecd.org/f...)

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Anonymous says

wow we realy do have the highest

posted about 1 year ago

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anonymous says

ummmm.....yes we do lol

posted about 1 year ago

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Anonymous says

austraila has less than usa

posted about 1 year ago

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Sir Richard Smith, IV says

I wish Brits would stop picking on the Americans about the stats. We're not too far behind them.

posted about 1 year ago

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Sir Richard Smith, IV says

I wish Brits would stop picking on the Americans about the stats. We're not too far behind them.

posted about 1 year ago

OECD says

on the other hand, bear in mind that American figures, like the British ones, are measured, not self-reported like most countries (see comments on the table). This means that the numbers of most other countries are underestimated.

posted about 1 year ago

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sum 1 says

we must be fat

posted about 1 year ago

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sum 1 says

amar baal lamba lamba

posted about 1 year ago

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Anonymous says

unbelievable!!!

posted about 1 year ago

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Anonymous says

yay hungary!.. good I hope all these americans kill themselves anyway.. the world will be a better place without them

posted about 1 year ago

visnu says

actually, i wonder how much the u.s. government has earmarked to spend on anti-obesity campaigns nowadays. i've seen more and more advertisements and public health pamphlets warning about childhood obesity and health problems later in life.

posted about 1 year ago

unk_variable says

Not to get too political here (!?), but I think that from both a public health and a social sciences perspective, a lean populace is a harder-to-control populace. It could very well be argued, from a psychological standpoint, that it is in a government's best interest to have a well-fed, or even largely obese, citizenry. I'd love to see a graph comparing civil unrest by country to obesity rate by country.

posted about 1 year ago

sara says

that would be good. plus the amount of tv watched. and perhaps what type of tv - sports? reality shows? keep people fat & mildly amused, not sure what kind of political life the general populace has in those conditions. reminds me - i read during the last world cup - when there were countries like somalia prohibiting it - that there were talk of plans to install tvs in villages in iraq and other places as a way to suck people (esp young men) into watching televised football (soccer) as a way to keep them out of terrorist training camps.

posted about 1 year ago

unk_variable says

Modern day bread and circus (s/bread/prepackaged_food && s/circus/tv). :(

posted about 1 year ago

slackgen says

I can believe this : )

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posted about 1 year ago

daisy says

We should prevent obesity
http://benvarim.blogspot.com/

posted about 1 year ago

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