（原标题：健康体重管理年专题行动走进北京CBD 助力健康职场新实践） 2025年8月28日，由广东省二十一世纪教育基金会、第一太平戴维斯（Savills）共同主办，三星大厦协 办的"体重管好 健康更好"健康体重管理年专题行动之走进企业科普健康教育活动在北京落地。此次活 动面向北京CBD核心区职场人士，通过科学科普教育推广体重管理知识，倡导健康生活方式，助力健 康楼宇建设的同时服务每一位职场工作者，活动吸引北京CBD核心区数百名职场人士参与，现场气氛 热烈。 健康体重管理年专题行动在三星大厦举办 沉浸式科普助力健康意识提升 世界肥胖联合会最新发布的《2025世界肥胖地图》显示，2025年中国18岁以上成年人41%体重超标（按 BMI≥25kg/㎡），9%的成年人伴有肥胖（按BMI≥30kg/㎡）。预测至2030年，中国成人超重/肥胖人数 将达到5.1504亿。2024年6月国家卫健委联合16个部门共同发布了《"体重管理年"活动实施方案》，旨 在应对居民超重肥胖引发的慢性病问题，倡导建立体重管理的支持性环境。"体重管好 健康更好"健康 体重管理年专题行动应运而生，在中国健康教育中心的指导下，社会各界积极携手将健康 ...

下一步，四川将重点从4个方面帮助大家管好体重。 制发《四川省健康体重管理行动实施方案（2025—2030年）》，将健康体重管理工作提升到健康四 川建设的高度，与健康四川18项专项行动一体推进。定期编制发布体重管理权威信息，持续开展科普宣 教进家庭、进社区、进学校等"九进"活动，引导个人通过合理膳食、适量运动等科学动态管好体重。 加强健康支持环境建设，组织开展健康城市、健康乡镇等创建活动，加强公共体育场馆和健身设施 配备管理；组织实施全民健康生活方式行动和"健走天府·万步有约"等体重管理年系列活动，大力推广 ●提升全民健康素养是亮点之一，重视引导个人树立和践行主动健康理念，践行合理膳食、科学运 动等健康生活方式 备受关注的《四川省爱国卫生与健康促进条例》（简称《条例》）经四川省十四届人大常委会第二 十次会议表决通过，将于10月1日起施行。《条例》有哪些亮点？下一步如何贯彻落实？8月28日，省人 大常委会召开新闻发布会，邀请省人大相关专门委员会负责人、省直有关部门相关负责人介绍有关情 况。 体重管理写入《条例》 推广控油壶、限盐勺、腰围尺等工具 《条例》的一大亮点是对体重管理的关注。针对成人和儿童、青少年的超重肥 ...

"国家喊你减肥了！"记者了解到，一段时间以来，江苏持续推进医疗卫生机构开展体重管理工作，积极推动全省三级公立综合医院、儿童、中医医院(含 中西医结合医院)体重管理门诊全覆盖，鼓励有条件的二级以上医院开设体重管理门诊。目前，全省设置体重管理门诊的医疗机构有521家，体重门诊619 个，使减肥这件事从"民间偏方"走向科学诊疗，更加健康、权威、有成效。 250斤"尔滨"小伙跨省来宁减重："一个门诊看四位专家，有信心！" 在江苏省人民医院(南京医科大学第一附属医院、江苏省妇幼保健院)，不久前才开设的体重管理联合普通门诊一开诊就广受好评。 "吃得多又懒得运动，高血压、尿酸也比较高，睡眠的时候呼吸也比较困难。对生活的影响太多了，上个楼自己都费劲，想运动但身体负担太大了。"近 日，记者在这个门诊就遇上了一位操着东北口音的患者陆先生。陆先生告诉记者，自己来自哈尔滨，这次专程来南京减肥。身高1.78米的他，体重已经达 到了125公斤。 陆先生称，自己此次是慕名而来。"因为有朋友在这里做了减重代谢手术效果很好，就推荐我也来看看。没想到现在已经有了这个联合门诊，跟景区通票 似的，都不用跑好几个科室了。" 记者注意到，该院体重管理联 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the launch of the "Initial Encounter" smart body management assistant by People's Daily, aimed at supporting the national "Weight Management Year" initiative, providing users with tools to manage and maintain a healthy weight effectively [1][2]. Group 1: Product Features - The "Initial Encounter" smart body management assistant utilizes advanced technologies, including generative AI and big data analysis, to offer personalized weight management plans based on individual age and weight [1]. - It features a precise BMI calculation tool that adheres to the latest national standards, allowing users to understand their weight status clearly [1]. - Users can record their weight changes and view them in a graphical format, facilitating easy tracking of weight fluctuations and comparisons with peers [1]. Group 2: Additional Functionalities - The application includes a "photo calorie recognition" feature that allows users to take pictures of food to instantly receive calorie and nutritional information, along with smart dietary suggestions [2]. - It offers a variety of fitness courses, including popular exercises recommended by the National Sports Administration, catering to different fitness levels and preferences [2]. - The "Initial Encounter" smart body management assistant will be accessible through People's Daily and its app, with plans for continuous optimization and integration with wearable devices for comprehensive health management [2].

Group 1 - The core initiative is the "Weight Management Year" launched by the National Health Commission and 16 other departments, aiming to establish a supportive environment for weight management over three years, enhance public awareness and skills, and promote healthy lifestyles [1][2] - The initiative includes the establishment of health weight management clinics in various hospitals, encouraging comprehensive hospitals, children's hospitals, and traditional Chinese medicine hospitals to set up these clinics [1][2] - The program emphasizes a multi-disciplinary approach to weight management, integrating various medical specialties to provide comprehensive solutions for obesity patients [2][3] Group 2 - The multi-disciplinary clinics have shown significant results, with patients receiving tailored treatment plans that include medication, dietary advice, and exercise recommendations, leading to measurable weight loss and health improvements [3][4] - The integration of traditional Chinese medicine with Western medical practices is being implemented, creating a holistic treatment model that combines precise diagnosis with traditional therapeutic methods [5][6] - Community health centers are playing a crucial role in weight management by providing accessible services and promoting lifestyle changes among residents, with a notable increase in participation and trust in these services [7][8]

Group 1: Health Management Initiatives - The "Weight Management Year" initiative launched by the National Health Commission and 16 other departments aims to promote health weight management across all age groups and life stages [1][6] - The "Zhenjiang City Health Weight Management 2025 Action Plan" has been developed to implement comprehensive health weight management strategies [1][7] Group 2: School Initiatives - The implementation of "Double Big Break" at the Experimental Primary School encourages students to engage in physical activities, ensuring at least 2 hours of physical activity daily [2][3] - The school has increased the frequency of physical activities and introduced sports leagues to promote health and weight management among students [2] Group 3: University Initiatives - Jiangsu University Jingjiang College has revamped its cafeteria to include healthier food options, such as whole grains and light meals, to support students' dietary needs [3] - The introduction of a "Fat Reduction Meal Window" and a body fat self-testing area aims to assist students in managing their weight effectively [3] Group 4: Corporate Health Programs - Zhongjie Energy Solar Technology (Zhenjiang) Co., Ltd. has established a "Health Cabin" with five areas dedicated to health management, encouraging employees to engage in physical activities and track their health data [5] - The company incentivizes employees to maintain an active lifestyle through a points system for regular exercise, achieving a participation rate of over 30% [5] Group 5: Community Health Initiatives - The city has launched health consultation activities, including dietary nutrition lectures, reaching over 27,500 elderly individuals in the community [6] - Weight management clinics have been established in various healthcare facilities, including 17 community health service centers, to provide accessible support for residents [6][7] Group 6: Comprehensive Health Ecosystem - The "Zhenjiang City Health Weight Management 2025 Action Plan" features a multi-faceted approach, integrating government leadership, professional support, and community participation to create a sustainable health weight management ecosystem [7] - The plan includes six major actions aimed at enhancing health literacy and promoting healthy weight management practices among the population [7]

Core Insights - The event "Manage Weight, Enhance Health" organized by the Guangdong 21st Century Education Foundation and hosted by OPPO aims to integrate weight management with employee health management in corporate settings [1][5] - The initiative aligns with the National Health Commission's call for a "Weight Management Year" and seeks to promote healthy lifestyles through scientific weight management education [1][5] Group 1: Event Structure and Activities - The event utilized a combination of online and offline formats to effectively deliver weight management knowledge tailored to workplace scenarios [2] - Interactive experiences were set up, allowing employees to engage in fun activities while learning about their health status through real-time measurements of BMI, waist circumference, and body fat percentage [2] - Visual displays highlighted the strong correlation between obesity and various diseases, prompting employees to reflect on the importance of scientific weight management [2] Group 2: Expert Guidance and Knowledge Dissemination - Renowned experts provided immersive health education lectures, discussing the dangers of obesity and scientific intervention methods for weight management [3] - Professor Li Yuzhong highlighted that the obesity prevalence among adults in China has reached 16.4%, with overweight individuals facing three times the risk of cardiovascular diseases [3] - The event emphasized that weight management should be a lifelong process, akin to managing chronic diseases, rather than a temporary fix [3] Group 3: Employee Engagement and Feedback - OPPO employees responded positively to the event, gaining insights into the hidden health threats posed by obesity and practical techniques for measuring health indicators [4] - Participants learned that effective weight loss involves data-driven approaches rather than mere dieting, fostering a gradual and sustainable change in habits [4] Group 4: Corporate Health Philosophy - The initiative reflects OPPO's commitment to integrating health management into its corporate culture, promoting a shift from "passive health" to "active management" among employees [4] - OPPO's administrative leadership emphasized that health is the foundation of sustainable development, positioning it as the primary indicator of employee well-being [4] Group 5: Broader Impact and Future Plans - OPPO's initiative showcases the role of technology companies in contributing to national health goals, with plans to extend similar health management activities to key industries across the country [5] - The ongoing efforts aim to provide health management knowledge and experiences to more employees, supporting the Healthy China 2030 strategy with sustainable initiatives [5]

Core Viewpoint - The release of the "Health Weight Management Center Construction Management Specification" marks a significant step in standardizing the construction and management of health weight management centers in China, addressing the growing obesity issue through a structured approach [1][2] Group 1: Background and Importance - China's obesity problem has become increasingly severe, necessitating the establishment of health weight management centers as a new medical model based on evidence-based medicine [1] - The specification provides a replicable and promotable template for obesity prevention and treatment, filling a gap in the domestic obesity prevention and treatment system [1][2] Group 2: Key Features of the Specification - The specification outlines requirements for functional layout, personnel configuration, diagnostic processes, and quality control, ensuring a comprehensive approach to weight management [1] - It introduces the internationally recognized "5A" service model for patient management, which includes initial screening, clinical decision-making, execution, and follow-up [2] - The specification defines the organizational structure, application processes, regulations, and personnel training management for standardized weight management centers [2] Group 3: Implementation and Future Plans - A nationwide tour of interpretative sessions is planned to promote the specification's normative, innovative, and forward-looking aspects, with over 20 offline meetings scheduled from June to December in key provinces and cities [2] - The establishment of health weight management centers is expected to become a crucial front in obesity prevention and control, providing evidence-based methods and scientific procedures for clinical practice [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the urgent need for effective weight management and obesity prevention strategies in China, highlighting the significant health, psychological, and economic burdens associated with obesity [6][7]. Group 1: Obesity Burden in China - In 2020, the overweight rate among adults aged 18 and above in China reached 34.3%, with an obesity rate of 16.4% [9] - By 2021, the number of overweight and obese individuals aged 25 and above had increased to 402 million, making China the country with the highest prevalence globally [9] - Projections indicate that by 2030, the adult overweight and obesity rate could rise to 70.5%, with school-aged children reaching 31.8% and preschool children at 15.6% [9] Group 2: Health Risks Associated with Obesity - Obesity significantly increases the risk of over 200 diseases, including diabetes, stroke, and heart disease, with 90% of obese individuals suffering from at least one comorbidity [12] - The risk of hypertension is 2.5 times higher for overweight individuals and 3.3 times for obese individuals compared to those with normal weight [12] - Obesity also negatively impacts reproductive health and increases the risk of complications during pregnancy [12] Group 3: Psychological and Social Impacts - Individuals with obesity often face social stigma and discrimination, particularly among children, adolescents, and women [13] - There is a strong correlation between obesity and mental health issues such as depression and anxiety [13] - Obesity can lead to decreased quality of life and reduced work productivity [13] Group 4: Economic Burden of Obesity - By 2030, annual medical costs associated with overweight and obesity in China are projected to reach 418 billion RMB, accounting for 22% of national healthcare expenditures [14] - Obesity increases hospitalization rates and healthcare resource consumption, placing additional economic pressure on individuals and families [14] Group 5: Risk Factors for Obesity - Key risk factors for obesity include unhealthy dietary habits, lack of physical activity, and genetic predisposition [15] - For children, significant risk factors include maternal pre-pregnancy weight, short breastfeeding duration, and excessive screen time [15] Group 6: Prevention Strategies - Establishing supportive environments for health, such as community fitness facilities and healthy dining options, is crucial [16] - Public education on the dangers of obesity and healthy weight management should be prioritized [16] - Encouraging regular physical activity and healthy eating habits is essential for obesity prevention [16] Group 7: Treatment and Management of Obesity - Lifestyle interventions, including dietary changes and increased physical activity, are the primary treatment methods for obesity [19] - For individuals with severe obesity or metabolic complications, pharmacological treatments and surgical options may be considered [19] - A multidisciplinary approach involving nutritionists, exercise specialists, and medical professionals is recommended for comprehensive obesity management [19]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of balanced and personalized dietary plans for weight management, particularly for individuals with specific health conditions or dietary needs [1][2][3][4]. Group 1: General Recommendations - The theme of National Nutrition Week highlights the need for balanced diets rather than extreme low-calorie diets [1]. - General weight loss diets should be designed with a variety of food types to meet the nutritional needs of the obese population [1]. Group 2: Special Health Conditions - Individuals with special health conditions, such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and kidney diseases, should adjust weight loss diets under the guidance of nutritionists [2]. - Diabetic patients need to control blood sugar levels and may require diets low in carbohydrates [2]. - Those at risk for cardiovascular diseases should strictly limit salt and unhealthy fats, while increasing the intake of leafy vegetables and nuts [2]. - Kidney disease patients should limit protein intake based on their kidney function to reduce strain [2]. Group 3: Specific Dietary Needs - Obese individuals who are vegetarians may need to adjust their diets to ensure adequate protein and iron intake [3]. - Athletes or those engaged in physical labor require sufficient energy and protein in their weight loss diets, which may necessitate personalized meal plans [3]. Group 4: Food Allergies and Intolerances - Individuals with food allergies or intolerances should modify their diets accordingly, such as substituting lactose-free options for those who are lactose intolerant [4]. - During rapid weight loss phases, stricter energy control diets may be appropriate, while those nearing their target weight can gradually increase energy and nutrient intake [4]. - It is advised to consult nutritionists before starting any weight loss plan to ensure it aligns with individual health needs and lifestyles [4].