The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued its first global guidelines on the management of obesity among children and adolescents, calling for timely, evidence-based and people-centred care. WHO said 170 million children and adolescents aged five to 19 globally were living with obesity in 2024, including 70 million children aged five to nine and 100…
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