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2025年《世界肥胖报告》重磅揭晓!中国超四成人超重,双重方案助推科学减脂
GLP1减重宝典· 2025-07-19 04:59
以下文章来源于体重管理三年行动 ,作者体重管理三年行动 体重管理三年行动 . 响应国家"健康中国2030"战略,落实"体重管理年"三年行动,本账号发布权威资讯 近日,世界肥胖联盟(World Obesity Federation)正式发布了2025年《世界肥胖报告》。该联盟首席执行官乔安娜·罗尔斯顿(Johanna Ralston)指出:"肥胖现已成为全球面临的重大健康挑战。" ▍全球超重,肥胖现状 高BMI人群包括超重(BMI为25~30 kg/m²)、肥胖I级(BMI为30~35 kg/m²)以及肥胖II级及以上(BMI超过35 kg/m²)。最新的全球高BMI 趋势预测显示,到2030年,全球将有超过29亿成年人BMI处于高值区间,其中11亿人(男性4.87亿,女性6.43亿)将达到肥胖标准(BMI≥30 kg/m²)。自2010年以来,中国成年人高BMI(BMI≥25 kg/m²)的比例持续上升,预计2025年高BMI成年人占比将达41%,肥胖患病率为9%; 到2030年,中国高BMI成年人口预计将达到5.15亿。 高BMI的风险会随着年龄的增加而明显上升,到了65岁或70岁时,很多人一生中都会经历高 ...
《世界肥胖地图2025》正式发布!
GLP1减重宝典· 2025-05-29 02:14
2025年3月,世界肥胖联合会重磅发布了《世界肥胖地图2025》。这份权威报告整合了全球范围内关于肥胖及非传染性疾病(NCD)的最新统 计数据,深入解析了肥胖对全球公共健康格局的重大影响。本文将围绕全球肥胖现状变化、肥胖与NCD的关联、肥胖管理的政策与环境,以及 中国的肥胖特点等方面,对《世界肥胖地图2025》的主要内容进行系统梳理,带领读者全面了解相关要点。 ▍全球肥胖趋势 报告显示,自2000年以来,全球范围内肥胖和超重问题持续加剧。根据2000年至2030年的趋势预测,全球超重及肥胖成年人的比例预计将从 36%升至50%,也就是说,到2030年,全球将有近30亿成年人受到高体重指数(BMI)的困扰。过去几十年间,肥胖问题已从发达国家逐步蔓 延至中低收入国家,尤其是在中等收入国家,肥胖人数的增长尤为迅猛。 各地区肥胖趋势如下: 非洲: 2010年至2030年间,非洲地区肥胖和超重的成年人数量预计将从1.07亿增至2.63亿,尤其是女性肥胖率的增长尤为突出。 美洲: 美国和加拿大的肥胖率持续攀升,预计到2030年,这两个国家将有5.94亿成年人受到肥胖或超重困扰。 欧洲: 虽然部分欧洲国家的肥胖率趋于平稳, ...
世界肥胖联盟呼吁——采取行动应对超重和肥胖问题
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-05-11 22:21
Core Insights - The World Obesity Federation's 2025 Global Obesity Map indicates a continuous increase in overweight and obesity populations globally, projecting nearly 3 billion adults affected by 2030, which will account for about half of the global population aged 18 and over [1][2] - The organization emphasizes the need for countries to implement key policies to combat obesity and its health and economic impacts [1][2] Group 1: Global Trends and Statistics - In 2010 and 2015, the number of overweight and obese adults was reported at 1.6 billion and 2 billion, respectively [1] - By 2030, it is estimated that 3 billion adults will be overweight or obese, representing approximately 50% of the adult population globally [1] - Annually, obesity-related health issues lead to around 4 million deaths worldwide, with 93% of countries expected to face insufficient medical resources to address this issue by 2030 [2] Group 2: Key Policies and Recommendations - The report evaluates the implementation of five key policies to address obesity, noting that two-thirds of countries have not implemented these policies or have only enacted one [2] - The five key policies include taxation on sugary drinks, taxation on high sugar, fat, and salt foods, subsidies for healthy foods, restrictions on unhealthy food marketing to children, and tax incentives to promote physical activity [2] - The organization calls for international collaboration to create healthier living conditions and encourage better dietary habits and increased physical activity [2] Group 3: Upcoming Events and Opportunities - A high-level meeting on the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases will take place in September, where representatives will review progress on obesity and develop future global responses [3] - This meeting is seen as a critical opportunity to prioritize actions that can reduce the global impact of non-communicable diseases [3]